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Lapse at airport: CISF blames airline staff

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), on Wednesday, blamed Kingfisher Airlines for the security breach at the Mumbai airport in March.

Updated on: Jul 7, 2011, 24:42:13 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), on Wednesday, blamed Kingfisher Airlines for the security breach at the Mumbai airport in March.

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HT reported that the CISF let Gujarat-based Arunesh Nag enter the airport and clear security check on March 8 with a ticket and boarding pass for the next day.

“The Kingfisher staff stamped the boarding pass without checking the date of travel,” said Rohit Katiar, spokesperson, CISF. He claimed that a CISF inspector had stopped Nag at the security hold.

Jitender Negi, deputy inspector general, CISF, who had denied knowledge of the incident, said he would send a report to the CISF headquarters in Delhi.

  • Soubhik Mitra
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    Soubhik Mitra

    Soubhik Mitra is an assistant editor with the Hindustan Times. The Mumbai boy has spent over a decade reporting on civic, environmental and political issues. His current stint is the longest where he writes on aviation and travel.Read More

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