Srinagar
A surprising incident of violence has come to light at Srinagar Airport. On 26 July (Saturday), a senior army officer brutally attacked four ground staff members of SpiceJet at the boarding gate of flight SG-386 to Delhi. The airline issued a statement saying that four SpiceJet employees had suffered serious injuries in the attack on Srinagar Airport. One of these spinal cord has also been fractured.
Killing even after unconsciousness
According to the SpiceJet airline, the name of the attacking army officer has not been made public. This man has hit the airline staff with punches and his feet. Even an employee was attacked with Q stand. The airline reported that an employee fainted on the floor, but he kept kicking him.
Injured employees were admitted to hospital
The airline said that another employee started bleeding from his nose and mouth due to a strong kick on the jaw. Due to this, he also fainted. All the injured employees were rushed to the hospital. Where he is undergoing treatment due to serious injuries.
This is the reason for this attack
The reason for this attack is also known. The passenger, who was a senior military officer. He was carrying two cabin baggage, which had a total weight of 16 kg. The flight had more than double the luggage from the permissible range of 7 kg.
Forced admission to Aerobridge
The passenger refused to pay when he was politely told by the flight employees to pay the applied fee. The passenger forcefully entered the Aerobridge without completing the boarding process, which is a aviation security protocol There is a clear violation.
Police filed a case
A CISF official brought him back to the gate. Then the passenger’s behavior at the gate became even more aggressive. He physically attacked four ground staff members of SpiceJet. The local police has registered a case on this entire case.
The process of putting in the no-fly list started
The airline has started the process of putting the passenger in the no-fly list as per civil aviation rules. SpiceJet has written a letter to the Ministry of Civil Aviation informing about the deadly attack on its employees. Appropriate action has been requested against the passenger.
CCTV footage assigned to police
The airline has obtained CCTV footage of the incident from airport officials and handed over to the police. SpiceJet strongly condemns any kind of violence against its employees. The matter will be taken to complete legal and regulatory action.
