Delhi : ‘The flight crew would have told that they did not want to see the face of the accused. Nevertheless, the flight crew brought the accused in front against their will. I started crying and apologizing, then I was shocked,’ said the woman who complained about the suspiciousness of the male co-traveller at the Air India airport. Meanwhile, accused Shankar Mishra, who worked in a senior position in Wells Fargo or the American multinational company, is about to be fired, the company said on Friday. According to the FIR lodged by the Delhi Police against the accused, the accused requested the woman not to file a complaint.
He said, ‘You are a family man, or my wife and children should be in trouble due to this incident. Tar majhi ichcha nastanahi mala accused me to erase the Boloon episode,’ such allegations have been mentioned in the FIR by the woman. Air India has filed an FIR on Wednesday based on the complaint made by the woman. ‘On November 26, AI-102 aircraft were switched off after serving lunch. At the same time, a drunken male expatriate who had settled in business class seat no. ‘Clothes, boots, bags were sent to me. The bags would have been passports, immigration documents and money. The airport staff refused to touch him. They took my bagwar and butanwar disinfectant sprays and sewage to the toilet. Gave to wear Pajama and socks of the airline company. I requested to change the seat; But the staff said it was not available,’ the woman claimed in her FIR.
Report non-behavior on the plane
Air India Chief Executive Officer Campbell Wilson informed the employees about any non-behavior in the aircraft, even if it was just a visible incident, and should be reported to the administration. After commenting on the case of Air India’s female co-traveller having little doubt, he has informed the employees through mail. The incident that took place on 26th November became a myth through the media. I can completely understand the horrors of the hostel,’ he said. He informed the employees in view of the questions being raised about the airline company not giving quick information about the law enforcement officials or the incident. The information of all incidents should be given, he said like this. The more the incident is told, the more complicated it is. We can learn something from this, we need to learn something, he also mentioned.
Ritika
