Disagree with Air India's 4-month ban: Man who urinated on woman flier
Accused Shankar Mishra’s lawyer further claimed that the internal inquiry committee’s ruling hinges on their incorrect understanding of the layout of the aircraft.
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Accused Shankar Mishra’s lawyer further claimed that the internal inquiry committee’s ruling hinges on their incorrect understanding of the layout of the aircraft.
Shankar Mishra’s lawyer told the Patiala House Court that the elderly woman urinated on herself due to health conditions. He attributed his claim saying that the woman had been a Bharatnatyam dancer for over 30 years and it was normal for them to have urinary incontinence.
Shankar Mishra, the defendant in the Air India pee-gate case, claimed in court that the female passenger peed on herself.
An international passenger was arrested for publicly urinating at Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi. He was later released on bail.
Air India's handling of an incident in which an inebriated male flier allegedly urinated on a woman co-passenger suggests an urgent need for stricter rules to deal with unruly passengers, according to legal and aviation experts. Instances of inappropriate conduct on flights have gone up in the recent past because airlines try to cover up such incidents due to their commercial interests, the experts said. According to police, the male passenger, Shankar Mishra, allegedly urinated on a woman co-passenger in her 70s in the business class of the Air India flight from New York to Delhi on November ...