Air India passenger creates ruckus on plane; claims presence of a 'terrorist on board'

A passenger on board Air India's Delhi-Goa flight created a ruckus on Thursday, October 22, claiming that a terrorist was present on aircraft. According to news ncy ANI,  passenger was identified as Zia-Ul-Haq from Delhi's Jamia Nagar who claimed he was from special cell and that a terrorist was present on aircraft. Later, it was revealed by Goa Airport Director that passenger was mentally unstable. 

cabin crew on Air India flight immediately alerted pilots about ruckus following which Goa ATC and aviation security was informed.  passenger, Zia-Ul-Haq was travelling from Delhi's Jamia Nagar (Okhla) to Goa on Air India flight AI-88.

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"On October 22 aviation security revived a call from ATC. A passenger claimed that on-board of AI 884 that re is a terrorist in aircraft, quick action team (QAT) and Bomb Direction Disposal Squ (BDDS) reached aerobridge and thoroughly checked aircraft and suspect passenger and his bagg. And later forwarded to airport police for furr action," an aviation security official told ANI.

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Furrmore, cabin crew of Air India has given a written complaint to Goa airport about mentally unstable passenger.
Commenting on incident  Goa Airport Director said that a mentally unsound passenger travelled by Air India on Thursday from Delhi to Goa who created a ruckus during flight. passenger violated rules on-board was handed over to Goa airport police as matter is related to law and order, Director ded.

Meanwhile, Goa Air India staff have filed a detailed report to Air India Hequarters about whole incident and  airline is yet to take a call of action regarding putting passenger on its dangerous behaviour passengers list.

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(With inputs from ANI) (Im PTI)