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On January 21, Mishras judicial custody was extended by 14 days. In a recent development, Air India said that the crew made a judgment call to record the matter as a non-reportable in-flight incident for many reasons. �� Air India Urination Case: Delhi Court Adjourns Hearing in Shankar Mishra’s Bail Plea Till January 30.

According to reports, Air India's senior management was informed about the urination incident hours after the flight landed on November 26.

Taking note of the Air India urination case, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has imposed a financial penalty of Rs3 million on the airline, DGCA ..

The victim said that her intention has all along been of ensuring that institutional changes are made so that no individual has to go through the "horrendous experience" she went through. 📰 Air India Urination Case: Complainant Rubbishes Accused Shankar Mishra’s Claim Against Her, Says ‘Completely False and Concocted’.

Earlier in the day, Shankar Mishra told the court that the elderly lady, who had filed complaint against him, urinated on herself.

In its statement sacking Mishra, Wells Fargo said it "holds employees to the highest standards, fully co-operating with authorities".