Hyderabad: Low-cost carrier IndiGo on Friday lodged a complaint with RGI Airport police alleging that four of its staffers working at the airport were issuing boarding passes to international passengers, particularly those travelling to Gulf countries, in a fraudulent manner.
According to Shamshabad DCP N Prakash Reddy, the complaint by an IndiGo representative alleged that the airline’s ticketing executives — Md Jishan, Khalid Ali Khan, Md Ibrahim and Md Zaheeruddin — colluded with a travel agent to issue boarding passes fraudulently. The complaint, filed after an internal inquiry by IndiGo, alleged the employees executed the fraud in connivance with a Mehdipatnambased travel agent, Zubair.
“The Protector of Emigrants clearance is necessary for people having educational qualifications below a certain level that are looking to take up employment abroad,” the DCP said.
15/12/18 Mahesh Buddi/Times of India
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According to Shamshabad DCP N Prakash Reddy, the complaint by an IndiGo representative alleged that the airline’s ticketing executives — Md Jishan, Khalid Ali Khan, Md Ibrahim and Md Zaheeruddin — colluded with a travel agent to issue boarding passes fraudulently. The complaint, filed after an internal inquiry by IndiGo, alleged the employees executed the fraud in connivance with a Mehdipatnambased travel agent, Zubair.
“The Protector of Emigrants clearance is necessary for people having educational qualifications below a certain level that are looking to take up employment abroad,” the DCP said.
15/12/18 Mahesh Buddi/Times of India
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