Mumbai's traffic woes are getting worse by the day, and sometimes, even the cops are at a loss trying to handle it. In yet another example of how this choc-a-bloc city can land people in trouble, the chief security officer of the National Sports Club of India (NSCI) has been booked for arguing and getting into a brawl with a police inspector of the Tardeo traffic division, after he refused to close a gate of the club to ease traffic movement on the Haji Ali Road. The Tardeo police have registered an FIR against him.

Tweets, complaints pour in
According to the police, around 3.30 pm on Wednesday, after an exhibition at NSCI got over the gate for members was opened up for them to leave. As cars started pulling out, the traffic on Haji Ali Road slowly came to a standstill and the congestion extended up to the Worli Naka (almost 2 km from the club). Many who were stuck in the traffic started tweeting about the situation and some of them even called up the traffic control room. Soon after, the Tardeo traffic division was asked to clear the congestion at the earliest.