Drunk passenger pees on co-traveller on American Airlines flight.
Drunk passenger pees on co-traveller on American Airlines flight.
Such a case has again come to the fore just a few months after a drunken man urinated on an elderly woman on an international Air India flight. A drunk man urinated on his co-passenger on an American Airlines flight from New York to Delhi. Information about this behavior of the accused passenger was given to the top officials. The accused was taken into custody by the police as soon as the plane landed at the Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport.
According to media reports, AA292 American Airlines flight took off from New York to Delhi at 9:16 pm on Friday night. After a journey of 14 hours 26 minutes, this flight landed at Delhi’s IGI Airport at 10:12 pm on Saturday night. A person was arrested as soon as the flight landed.
It has been told that this accused urinated on his co-passenger during the journey. The accused is a student of a university in America. He was in an inebriated state when he committed the indecency. After getting drunk, the accused apologized to the victim. To this the fellow passenger said that he did not want to report the issue. The crew of American Airlines came to know about the incident and informed the pilot, who informed the air traffic control at IGI Airport about the matter. ATC informed CISF personnel about the incident. Thereafter, the accused was taken into custody at the Delhi airport.
Delhi Police says The name of the accused is Arya Vohra, who is a resident of Defense Colony area of Delhi. He studies in USA. Further investigation has been initiated on the basis of statements of co-passenger and flight staff.
such incidents happened before
A man on board an Air India flight urinated on an elderly woman traveling in business class. The incident is of November 26 last year. The name of the accused was Shankar Mishra. This matter came to the fore through the media after about a month. After this, the police took the matter seriously and registered an FIR and arrested the accused Shankar Mishra. There, he got bail after a month. Taking the matter seriously, the DGCA imposed a fine of Rs 30 lakh on Air India as it did not report the matter to anyone within 12 hours.
