mishra Posted April 7, 2017 Share Posted April 7, 2017 17 minutes ago, beetle said: He is incharge and he gets the brickbats along with the bouquets. This just proves he and his party are no different. Beetleji! Parliamentary ethics committee could have taken action. If that APTARD Mann was suspended, why not Goon Gaekwad? Modi's can not interfere too much with functioning of police, judiciary and MPs. Atleast he can not afford to be seen as going out of way to punish a alliance partner. Today only, news was that 11 policemen got suspended in Bihar for putting Pappu Yadav in court (so that is standard of one of the most honest non BJP rule). However, in this case, the way aviation minister stick to his guns should just give some balls to other depratments like Delhi Police and specially judiciary that they can punish this MP. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mariyam Posted April 7, 2017 Share Posted April 7, 2017 On 4/6/2017 at 11:36 AM, Pollack said: Cheap. It was such a minor issue. Not taking side of MP, but like I said these airlines should first concentrate on their crappy services than behave like this. In this particular case, it wasn't the Air India's fault. While they may not be paragons of service, here they are utterly faultless. Members of Parliament are allowed certain number of rides by Air India (business class of course!) every year. They are open tickets. MP Gaikwad, chose his flight and it so happened that the flight he picked didn't have a business class. It was a smaller plane. He/ his sycophants simply didn't bother checking if the plane had a business class at the time of reservations. Or even later. When he came to know he created a ruckus and decided to exhibit typical Shiv Sena bravery: by slapping a 60 year old employee. Furthermore , he brags about it to the media. Goes on to say, that this behaviour is the norm as sic I am a Shiv Sena MP, not a BJP MP. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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