Gurugram witnessed massive traffic chaos on Monday, September 1, as heavy rains led to severe waterlogging and vehicle breakdowns, causing jams stretching 7–8 km on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway (NH-48). Commuters were stranded for hours, and the traffic police helpline received nearly 200 distress calls seeking assistance. A viral video shared on social media captured a bumper-to-bumper crawl near Rajiv Chowk, with headlights forming an endless line in the night. Water pumps had to be deployed to clear flooded stretches where water reached up to three feet in some areas. Long queues of vehicles were also seen at Dwarka Expressway and Hero Honda Chowk. Netizens expressed outrage, calling Gurugram a "traffic nightmare" and slamming civic authorities for poor infrastructure and mismanagement. Many questioned how the so-called "Smart City" could collapse after a few hours of rain. Gurugram Traffic Jam: Rainfall Disrupts Vehicular Movement in Delhi-NCR, Videos Show Long Queues of Vehicles on Gurgaon Roads.

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