The Delhi High Court today reserved its verdict on a plea seeking directions to authorities concerned on the issue of public inconvenience due to traffic jams caused by VVIP movements on the roads of the national capital.<br/><br/>A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath said it will go through the response and rejoinder and will pass appropriate order. <br/><br/>Delhi Police had earlier claimed in the court that VVIP movements do not lead to huge traffic jams in the capital and had also refuted the claims that a woman had given birth to a child inside a bus due to snarls caused during the India- Africa summit in October 2015, attended by VVIPs from 54 African nations.<br/><br/>Opposing the claims of police, the petitioner had alleged that the cops do not give prior intimation about traffic diversions due to VVIP movements in the national capital.