House raid to arrest Mumbai man for urinating on a woman on Air India flight
Delhi and Mumbai:
A Delhi police team today raided "several locations" to find Shankar Mishra, the man who urinated on a woman on an Air India flight from New York to Delhi in November, sources said. rice field. NDTV learned that he is believed to have left his hometown of Mumbai.
"Police teams have reached his location, which may be in another state. Without providing further information, a police source said, 'We will arrest the suspect as soon as possible.' .
Delhi police filed a lawsuit based on the airline's complaint in its sexual harassment and obscenity section Air India suspended him for 30 days. State regulators may take tougher measures. Separately, the regulator, the DGCA, said it would "take action against anyone found at fault" and called on airlines to report.
On November 26, the woman lodged a complaint with senior management at Tata Sands, which owns Air India, about the drunken man's horrific behaviour.
Because she was forced to travel in the same seat soaked in urine and the staff were not particularly understanding or helpful, the airline also set up an internal commission of inquiry. She made a formal police report on December 28. submitted a letter.
The National Women's Commission wrote to her company's boss, Her N Her Chandrasekaran, to intervene. Additionally, she requested a detailed report from the Delhi Police within seven days.
The commission determined that the men's actions violated women's right to dignity and safety. Reports say the man refused to move until another passenger asked him to.
The woman complained to her flight attendant, who gave her slippers and trousers and asked her to return to her seat, according to the commission.
