Jaipur: A passenger travelling from Dubai was allegedly robbed when his luggage was being scanned at the Jaipur Airport. The airport authorities
were unable to find his wallet in spite of the presence of many security personnel there.
The passenger had come by an Air Arabia flight and has filed a complaint with the city’s Sanganer police station. The complainant, Anurag Agarwal, a resident of Jaipur landed at the Jaipur International Airport at 4pm on Sunday and during scanning was robbed of his wallet.
“The passenger was going through the immigration process on landing back in the country. Due to this he emptied out his pockets and placed the items in a tray for scanning. After going through body scanning, when he reached the other end, he found that although his mobile and passport were still in the tray, his wallet was missing. No one was able to find it at the airport,” said an official of Sanganer police station.
The wallet, according to the complaint contained over Rs 10,000 in cash, identification cards as well as credit and debit cards of various banks. “We are investigating the alleged theft and ascertaining if someone picked up Agarwal’s wallet by mistake or intentionally. Although there are CCTV cameras at the airport, we are yet to see any footage..,” added the official.
24/03/19 Times of India
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The passenger had come by an Air Arabia flight and has filed a complaint with the city’s Sanganer police station. The complainant, Anurag Agarwal, a resident of Jaipur landed at the Jaipur International Airport at 4pm on Sunday and during scanning was robbed of his wallet.
“The passenger was going through the immigration process on landing back in the country. Due to this he emptied out his pockets and placed the items in a tray for scanning. After going through body scanning, when he reached the other end, he found that although his mobile and passport were still in the tray, his wallet was missing. No one was able to find it at the airport,” said an official of Sanganer police station.
The wallet, according to the complaint contained over Rs 10,000 in cash, identification cards as well as credit and debit cards of various banks. “We are investigating the alleged theft and ascertaining if someone picked up Agarwal’s wallet by mistake or intentionally. Although there are CCTV cameras at the airport, we are yet to see any footage..,” added the official.
24/03/19 Times of India
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