Flight Risk: Passenger Caught Smoking Beedi
A passenger named Ashish allegedly smoked a beedi inside a toilet on a Delhi-Goa flight, posing a safety risk to fellow passengers and crew. He was caught with a lighter and booked under relevant aviation safety laws as police investigate the incident further.
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An alarming incident unfolded on an Akasa Air flight from Delhi to Goa when passenger Ashish was found smoking a 'beedi' inside the aircraft's lavatory, officials reported.
The Delhi resident, identified as Ashish, not only smoked the hand-rolled cigarette during the flight on Saturday but also carried a lighter, breaching aviation safety protocols and endangering passengers and crew aboard flight QP-1625.
The airline filed a formal complaint with authorities, leading to the registration of a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against Safety of Civil Aviation Act, as the police continue to investigate.
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