The World Food India Festival threw spanners in the working of the Supreme Court today with several judges getting stuck in massive traffic snarls.
Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph bore the brunt of the traffic mess. His court begins at 10.30 am but it was delayed by half-an-hour today, lawyers said.
Proceedings in courts of several other judges were delayed as vehicles moved bumper-to-bumper on the roads, they said.
The VVIP movement and arrival of a large number of delegates at the food festival tied up traffic in Lutyens' Delhi, affecting vehicular movement on other roads as well, a senior traffic police official said.
Around 3,000-4,000 delegates were present at the inaugural function at Vigyan Bhawan and the venue of the event at India Gate.
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