Arani Chatterjee

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@alfadelta0108 @ShivAroor You claim that the officer in question, arrived alone, carrying only a small cabin bag weighing around 8–9 kg. However, the video clearly shows that he was carrying two cabin bags, not one. Irrespective of what happened, your testament becomes untenable from this point onwards.

Another version *It is truly disturbing to see how biased and irresponsible certain media platforms can be—publishing one-sided narratives without any real investigation or attempt to understand the full story. The recent coverage regarding the incident involving a serving Indian Army officer and SpiceJet staff at Srinagar Airport on 26 July 2025 is a glaring example of such reckless journalism.* I was present at the boarding gate and personally witnessed the entire episode unfold. What actually happened is in stark contrast to what’s being peddled by SpiceJet and amplified by some media outlets. The officer in question, arrived alone, carrying only a small cabin bag weighing around 8–9 kg. He had no check-in baggage and was travelling on short urgent leave due to a personal family emergency. His bag had already been cleared at the check-in counter by the SpiceJet staff without objection. However, things suddenly changed at the boarding gate. A few SpiceJet ground staff, around 4–5 of them, confronted him aggressively about the bag’s weight—despite it being the same one already cleared. The officer calmly explained his situation and even attempted to lighten the bag by removing some clothes and discarding them, just to avoid any confrontation. Instead of assisting, the SpiceJet staff grew louder and more confrontational. I clearly heard one of them say mockingly, “Aaj army wala fansa hai.” It was clear they saw this as an opportunity to intimidate and possibly extract a fine. When he requested to speak with a senior official, they refused. No effort was made to resolve the matter professionally. Suddenly, the gate was shut in front of him while he was still trying to speak. At that point, the staff appeared to close ranks and became increasingly hostile. A minor scuffle broke out when he tried to reason with them. He was clearly outnumbered, surrounded by 4–5 staffers, and visibly shaken. Let’s be clear—he was alone and unarmed. They were many, aggressive, and controlling the situation. Any suggestion that he "assaulted" them is not just misleading—it’s a fabrication. From what I saw, he was the one who sustained visible injuries. But now, some SpiceJet staff, claiming minor bruises, rushed to lodge an FIR and get admitted to hospital, which frankly looked like an attempt to shield themselves and flip the script. *What’s worse is that a few media outlets have now irresponsibly picked up SpiceJet’s version, completely ignoring the officer’s side or even trying to verify facts. This is not just unfair—it’s dangerous journalism.* The truth is simple: a man in uniform, travelling alone, was mistreated, insulted, and ultimately manhandled by an unprofessional and aggressive airline staff. And now, instead of accountability, we’re seeing a PR cover-up, backed by selective media reporting. It is imperative that the public and authorities hear both sides and let facts—not manipulated narratives—decide what justice looks like.

Spicejet says the man in orange (an Army officer) has been booked for this “murderous assault” on its staff at Srinagar airport over payment for excess cabin baggage. Airline says spinal fracture and broken jaw among the injuries. Probe underway.

@HindutvaDiva @MayorofLondon Is there any independent source for this "news" item beyond this post on X? And which publication is Sarah Kensington, Senior Correspondent of?

@RGIAHyd @Manojkumarbunty passengers on domestic flights can carry a maximum of five litres of liquor in their checked baggage

@Manojkumarbunty Hi Manoj, please note that domestic passengers are not allowed to carry any liquor bottles on flights in any baggage. Thank you!

@RGIAHyd How many liters of liquor is allowed in domestic travel. I will be traveling from another state to hyderabad.

Reduce working hours to 40hrs for all white collars employees in INDIA and strongly Punish those companies that don't comply and violate the working hour laws of our country. - Sign the Petition! chng.it/FjBZrpLG via @ChangeOrg_India

तुम आओ गुलशन-ए-लाहौर से चमन-बर्दोश हम आएँ सुबह-ए-बनारस की रौशनी लेकर हिमालय की हवाओं की ताज़गी लेकर फिर इसके बाद ये पूछें कि कौन दुश्मन है

@Bkrs_Rakshith This video is from Australia

#bangalorerains captured in time-lapse

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#BhagwanAurKhuda written and conceptualised by me in 2020 and performed so brilliantly by the legendary @BajpayeeManoj whose presence, performance, narration still gives me goosebumps. An important message for our nation. For all Indians and all humans🙏 @TSeries

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Marked as to-read: Death of the Author by Crispin Mayfair goodreads.com/review/show/46…

5 of 5 stars to Yama and His Book of Accounts by Devdutt Pattanaik goodreads.com/review/show/43…

5 of 5 stars to Why Is The Ganga Holy? by Devdutt Pattanaik goodreads.com/review/show/43…

5 of 5 stars to Who is Ram? by Devdutt Pattanaik goodreads.com/review/show/43…