Air Works men behind plot to sabotage Anil's helicopter?

Mumbai: A breakthrough is expected in the investigations into the Anil Ambani chopper sabotage case, with the needle of suspicion now pointing towards rivalry between the non-technical staff union and the Air Works management.
Ravi Menon, director of Air Works, the company entrusted with the maintenance of the ADAG chairman Anil Ambani’s Bell 412 helicopter, has hinted at the possibility of a rivalry between the non-technical staff union and the Air Works management for the chopper sabotage.
Meanwhile, ADAG is said to have cancelled its deal with Air Works. What is the issue between Maharashtra General Kamgar Mahasangh, Air Works non-technical workers union and Air Works management? Is it big enough even to be a probable cause of the sabotage attempt?
If Air Works’ decision to keep 52 non-technical staff off duty till the time investigations are over is any indication, then it would seem that at least the management felt that labour dispute could have led to the incident.
30/04/09 Times of India

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