Air India Urination Case: Wells Fargo sacks accused Shankar Mishra, says 'fully co-operating with authorities'
In its statement sacking Mishra, Wells Fargo said it "holds employees to the highest standards, fully co-operating with authorities".
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In its statement sacking Mishra, Wells Fargo said it "holds employees to the highest standards, fully co-operating with authorities".
According to the sources, the AI staff, including pilot and co-pilot, were issued summons for Friday, but they didn't appear
The Delhi police have registered an FIR (first information report) against the man based on the complaint given by the victim to the Tata group-owned airline. The police said the accused, Shankar Mishra, is the vice-president of the India Chapter of an American multinational financial services firm headquartered in California and is currently absconding.
According to the sources, the AI staff, including pilot and co-pilot, were issued summons for Friday, but they didn't appear
Based on the victim's complaint, a case was registered under Indian Penal Code sections 294, 354, 509 and 510 as well as under Aircraft Rules