The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought answers from the Centre regarding the ongoing IndiGo flight disruptions, which have left thousands of passengers stranded across India. Over the past nine days, IndiGo has cancelled more than 4,600 flights, prompting widespread concern and public outcry.

During the hearing, Chief Justice DK Upadhyaya questioned the Centre on the cause of the crisis and accountability, emphasizing that the issue extended beyond passenger inconvenience to potential economic losses.

“Question is why did such a situation precipitate? Who is responsible? It is not question of individual passengers are stranded at airports. Question is loss to the economy,” the Chief Justice remarked, as reported by LiveLaw.

The bench further inquired about measures taken to compensate

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