Another Air India kind of episode! Drunk passenger Jauhar Ali Khan publicly urinates at departure gate of Delhi IGI airport
Last week an incident came to light where a drunk man reportedly urinated on a 70-year-old female passenger in the business class of a New York-Delhi Air India flight.
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New Delhi, January 11: Days after the Air India incident where a drunk man urinated on an elderly woman on board a flight, another such kind of harrowing incident has come to light from New Delhi.
In the latest one, Dammam bound passenger, identified as Jauhar Ali Khan, urinated publically in front of departure gate 6 at IGI Airport T3, New Delhi. He was allegedly scheduled to depart from Delhi on a flight to Dammam.
Khan was allegedly in an inebriated state and also abused passengers. As per the social media reports, the incident took place on Sunday (January 08).
Breaking News: Jauhar Ali Khan scheduled to depart from Delhi on a flight to Dammam was urinating publically in front of departure gate 6 at IGI Airport T3 on January 8
— Ashwini Shrivastava (@AshwiniSahaya) January 11, 2023
Jauhar Ali Khan, also abused passengers. He was arrested & later released on a bail bond pic.twitter.com/6mgwpVNVaK
Taking cognisance of the matter, the Delhi police took the action against him and arrested him under the serval section of IPC. However, it is being reported that he was later released on a bail bond, which means he was allowed to leave police custody after paying a certain sum of money as a guarantee to appear in court later.
Similar incidents reported recently
Last week an incident came to light where a drunk man reportedly urinated on a 70-year-old female passenger in the business class of a New York-Delhi Air India flight.The incident reportedly took place on November 26 in Air India flight AI 102. It was when the passenger wrote to Tata Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran that the incident came to light.
What Indian law says?
It is important to note that, Indian laws prohibit public urination as well as public intoxication, and violators can be charged with both civil and criminal penalties. These penalties can include fines, community service, and in some cases, imprisonment.