G20 Summit: Delhi dons a deserted look as world leaders start arriving

As the G20 Summit is set to kick off in the national capital this weekend, the authorities are leaving no stone unturned to ensure the safety and security of the guests. Delhi has been turned into a fortress with heavy security deployment and strict rules. With 50,000 security personnel doing round-the-clock surveillance and all major activities being curtailed, an eerie silence is looming over Delhi's streets and roads.

The barricaded Kartavya Path wears a deserted look ahead of the G20 Summit in New Delhi.

Hanuman Mandir premises at Connaught Place wears an almost deserted look due to tight security arrangements for the G20 Summit in New Delhi.

An empty road near Pragati Maidan Tunnel ahead of the G20 Summit in New Delhi.

Closed shops in the Hanuman Mandir premises at Connaught Place due to tight security arrangements for the G20 Summit in New Delhi.

A road wears a deserted look due to restricted traffic in New Delhi.

Delhi-Gurugram Expressway looks empty due to restricted traffic in Gurugram.

Security personnel stand guard near a police barricade at the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway as part of the security arrangements for the G20 Summit in Gurugram.

Police barricades put up near India Gate to regulate traffic movement ahead of the G20 Summit in New Delhi.