As protests continue across India, one highway near New Delhi was backed up for five-kilometres after police set up checkpoints in response to demonstrations.

Captured on December 19, footage shows multiple highways with up to six lanes of traffic in each at a standstill or moving slowly.

One contributing factor is that the city has closed 14 metro stations forcing commuters to drive into the city.

Protest against the citizenship Amendment Act is not cooling down in india .Today (19th December)opposition party leaders and some student Universities again called a nation wide protest against the citizenship Act . Due to this protest in Delhi and NCR area commuters are facing major transportataion problem .Nearly 14 metro station exit and entry is closed in delhi .
On Delhi Gurugram highway a massive Jaam of 5 kms can be seen ..thousand of vehicles are stuck in jaam from 9 am in morning ..due to protest ,police have made several check points , checking at Delhi Gurugram border is also tightened .
Many offices in Gurugram area have declared holiday .
Daily nearly thousand of vehicles cross delhi - Gurugram border