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Air India 'pee gate': 'Unzipping wasn't for sexual desire', accused tells court
"He could not control his drinks, but the unzipping was not for sexual desire. The complainant's case does not put him as a lustful man," the counsel representing Mishra, Manu Sharma, told the court. He contended that Mishra's actions, while obscene, were not intended to sexually harass the victim.
Man who urinated on woman onboard Air India flight arrested from Bengaluru
"Shankar Mishra has been brought to Delhi for further investigation in the case. He was arrested after multiple raids. On January 3, he had switched off his phone and his last location was traced to Bengluru," said Delhi Police sources. Earlier, teams of Delhi Police in Maharashtra and Bengaluru have raided and questioned various people
Air India urination row: 'Accused Shankar Mishra frequently changing locations'
Teams of Delhi Police in Maharashtra and Bengaluru have raided and questioned various people including relatives of the accused. "The police teams have gone to his home in Mumbai but he was not there. They have got clues and are trying to trace him," said a source
AI crew brought offender before me against my wishes, wanted him arrested: Co-passenger
The incident occurred on November 26, 2022 and the FIR was lodged at the Indira Gandhi Airport police station on January 4. Mishra, is the vice president of the India Chapter of an American multinational financial services company, Wells Fargo, headquartered in California.
Air India confirms incident of passenger urinating on co-passenger's vacant seat, blanket
"The crew identified and isolated the offender and reported the incident to authorities. The aircraft was met on arrival at Indira Gandhi International Airport and the passenger taken into custody by CISF personnel," an airline spokesperson said. As the victim and the accused reached an understanding, the CISF allowed the accused to leave after he tendered a written apology. In deference to the victim's wishes, Air India did not lodge a police report, the spokesperson said. The incident - the second such on an Air India international flight - came out on Thursday.
Another incident of drunk passenger urinating on co-passenger comes out in AI International flight
The incident was reported on Air India flight 142 on the Paris-Delhi sector last month but penal action was not initiated, following an apology and mutual compromise. Sources said that the matter was reported to the Air Traffic Control (ATC) at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport and subsequently, the male passenger was apprehended.
IAF urges MSMEs to join indigenisation efforts of force
Speaking about indigenisation requirements of the IAF at the PHD House here, Air Marshal Vibhas Pande, Officer-in-Charge, Maintenance, said, "Repair will not only reduce cost and failures but will also ensure better performance of military equipment in the long run. The MSMEs should join the indigenisation efforts of the IAF."
Third flight with 183 Ukraine evacuees lands in Mumbai
An Air India Express flight from Bucharest, carrying 183 Indians from the war-torn Ukraine, landed here on Thursday, officials said. The flight IX-1202 with 183 passengers, including an infant, arrived at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport at around 5.40 a.m.
Rescue Ops: Air India to mount flights to Romania, Hungary
Romania and Hungary share land borders with Ukraine. Many Indian nationals, including students, have made their way into these countries from Ukraine. Air India will operate two flights, one each from Delhi and Mumbai, to Bucharest (Romania) and Budapest (Hungary) on Saturday as special government charter flights. These flights will be operated on Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft which have a capacity of 254 passengers per plane.
242 Indian students evacuated safely to Delhi amid Ukraine-Russia tensions
India has deployed Dreamliner B-787 aircraft for carrying out this special operation under which flights were made operational from Kharkiv in Ukraine to New Delhi. Nirav Patil, a first-year MBBS student studying in Ukraine, said, "The situation is normal around the area where I live. While the university has started studies online so there is not much to worry as before."
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