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 Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 2:26 pm Post subject: MAA: CISF seizes entry pass of airline duty manager |
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TIMES OF INDIA
CISF seizes entry pass of airline duty manager
TNN
7 November 2009
CHENNAI: A senior Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) official posted at Chennai airport on Friday snatched the entry pass of a duty manager of a private airline and sent him out unceremoniously because he allegedly carried a floral bouquet to receive chief minister M Karunanidhi. The pass was later returned after an explanation was given.
The incident occurred in the apron area where several people, including senior airport officials and others, were waiting for the chief minister to arrive.
Airport managers of airlines are given entry passes so that they can move around inside the airport to execute their official duties.
Although the CISF claimed that bouquets were not allowed in the apron area, SpiceJet's airport manager was not stopped at any of the entrypoints by the CISF's contables till he reached the apron.
However, when he reached there, a top CISF official snatched his pass and intructed a constables to escort him out of the terminal.
Sources said the duty manager had informed the CISF he would be presenting a bouquet to the chief minister who was flying by SpiceJet for the first time.
The CISF returned the pass after getting a written explanation from the manager, airport sources said.
A senior AAI official said bouquets should not be taken to the apron side when there was VIP movement.
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