Air India: At the age of 85, 80 kg items were raised, their breath was uprooted, then

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Air India News: In a gap of just 48 hours, Air India wrote a new story of inhumanity and insensitivity. This time the story was written on foreign soil, 11,649 km from India. The incident with 85 -year -old veteran was his grandchildren …Read more

Air India News: 82 -year -old Raj Pasricha is still fighting for life in the ICU of the hospital due to the inhuman incident at Indira Gandhi International Airport. People had not even forgotten this incident that earlier an Air India staff wrote a new story of insensitivity. This time this incident has taken place not at any airport in India, but on foreign soil.

The 85 -year -old old man’s grandson Jain has told a painful story about this incident, which has crossed this incident, which has crossed this incident. According to the touch, the date of March 6, when my 85-year-old grandmother started the journey from New Delhi to Toronto at Air India flight number AI-189. At this stage of age, where we have to take every step, we had made a special arrangement of wheelchair assistance for them.

16 hours journey and trust in Air India
The journey was long, but we were sure that the staff of Air India would take full care of them. Everything seemed right from flying from New Delhi to reaching Toronto, but when she reached Toronto Airport, the reality there shook us. If the ground staff of Air India took him to the airport terminal on the wheelchair, but instead of taking them to the right belt, the staff left them where their flight items did not come!

There was only one handbag and carry-on suitcase in the hand and due to age she could only walk with the help of sticks. But the Air India employee brutally said, now you have to handle yourself. Saying this, he took back the wheelchair. Now imagine, an 85 -year -old elderly woman is standing alone after a 16 -hour tedious visit and there is no one to help. He has three big bags, whose total weight was not less than 80 kg.

Now his courage had completely responded…
But no one was ready to extend his hand. For some time, she stood stunned, trying to understand what to do now. Then a security guard of Toronto Pearson Airport saw him. This humanity was still alive. The guard picked up his belongings, supported him and slowly brought him out. The tired grandmother took 30-40 minutes to travel this journey and by the time she came out, her courage had responded.

This incident was not just a negligence, but it was the culmination of inhumanity and insensitivity of the Air India staff. The staff who had taken him to the airport on a wheelchair left him alone. Is this this is the honor of a senior citizen of Air India?