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Mumbai: IndiGo continued to be atthe receiving end of public ire on Wed-nesday over its response to the man-handling of a passenger by the airli-ne’s ground staff at Delhi’s airport.
The airline’s late public apology,which came three weeks after theincident, and action to fire an emp-loyee who shot a video of the scuf-fle, didn’t help as angry commentspoured into social media, with thehashtag #boycottIndiGo trendingon Twitter on Tuesday and Wed-nesday. The government said it hassought a report on the incident.
Shares of Interglobe Aviation,the airline’s parent, fell 2.29% toend the day at .̀ 1,181.75 on the BSE,underperforming the benchmarkSensex that closed 0.46% lower.
The civil aviation ministry has so-ught a detailed report of the incident,minister of state Jayant Sinha saidon Twitter. The minister said he will
meet Montu Kalra, the IndiGo staffwho shot the video and was later ter-minated by the airline. He also hopedthat the passenger, Rajiv Katyal, wo-uld file a police complaint against hisassaulters.
The manhandling incident that oc-curred on October 15 came into publicattention on Tuesday, after the videoshot by Kalra surfaced in the media.
The video shows Katyal just about toboard a shuttle to the Delhi airport's ar-rival terminal after having deplanedfrom a flight that came from Chennai. Itfinds him in a heated altercation withIndiGo's ground staff. Katyal is accusedof abusing an employee which he irri-tably denies. The footage shows the In-diGo staff shoving the passenger toground and pinning him down there.
In a seven-page letter to the ministry,IndiGo's president, Aditya Ghosh, sa-id the altercation started a few minu-tes before the incident, when a gro-und staff, Juby Thomas, warned Ka-tyal to stay away from a lift he was "in-advertently advancing towards".
IndiGo at Receiving End of PublicIre, Ghosh Apologises to Minister
offered to provide security on thecity side of the remaining air-ports as well, but for that it will ne-ed an additional 4,000 personnel.
“The report has flagged that thecity side security is not a priorityof the state police and proper de-
New Delhi: Most airports in the co-untry are vulnerable to terror at-tacks, because local police who pro-vide security on the city side of tho-se are often underprepared to hand-le the threat, the Central IndustrialSecurity Force has warned.
The paramilitary force has sent areport to the home and aviation mini-stries, highlighting the security risksfrom the city side of airports that in-cludes the approach road and par-king area. CISF guards the terminalsat 59 of the country’s key airports. Italso handles security of the city sidein Delhi and Mumbai, but elsewhere,that responsibility is on the local poli-ce or other government forces.
Police are unable to deploy eno-ugh personnel to guard the areaaround airports, said the reportsubmitted in September. CISF has
ployment of force is rarely done,”said a government official, who isaware of the content of the report.
The report explains that preven-ting an attack from the city side ofan airport is challenging, as hugevolume of people enter the air-port area, he said, speaking on thecondition of anonymity. “The re-port has said that it is difficult toidentify a terrorist among themand, hence, creating deterrenceon the city side is extremely essen-tial and manpower is required tobe sanctioned for it.”
CISF director-general OP Singhconfirmed to ET that it had sent areport to the government, but re-fused to divulge the details. “Wehave submitted a report on vario-us security aspects to the govern-ment,” Singh told ET. Its contentis “confidential”, he added.
The report has come at a timewhen the government is working
on a plan to depute CISF at all 100operational airports, includingthose it currently guards. The for-ce is also facilitating reforms tomake flying hassle-free. CISF hasabolished cabin baggage tags at 13airports and is working to roll outweb-based check-in at all airports.
A senior CISF official said handingover the responsibility of guardingall airports to CISF would strengthenairport security further. “A passeng-er is frisked only at the departing air-port. A passenger, who boards a planeat a non-CISF-manned airport, cansmuggle in objectionable items insi-de the aircraft and may use it at a lar-ge airport upon arrival. To make thesystem fool proof, it would be better tohave CISF at all airports,” said the of-ficial, who did not want to be named.
To meet these requirements, CISFsaid it will have to hire about 19,000men over five years, including the4,000 who it will need immediately.
CISF Warns of Security Risks at Airports,Writes to Home & Aviation Ministries
Govt is working on a plan to deputeCISF at all 100 operational airports
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New Delhi: A Delhi court onWednesday initiated the pro-cess to declare beleaguered bu-sinessman Vijay Mallya as aproclaimed offender for alle-gedly evading summons in aFERA violation case.
It has now given him the lastopportunity to appear beforethe court by December 18.
Chief Metropolitan MagistrateDeepak Shehrawat directed theEnforcement Directorate (ED) totake appropriate steps while ini-tiating the process.
The court passed the order afterED's Special Public ProsecutorNK Matta informed it that theopen-ended non- bailable warrant(NBW) issued earlier against Mal-lya has been returned as unexecu-ted and the agency has no other op-tion but to initiate the process un-der Section 82 and 83 of CrPC.
The agency is likely to take va-rious steps, including publis-hing in newspapers regardingthe matter. — PTI
Mallya to be DeclaredPO; Court Asks Him toAppear by December 18
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