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Army Officer On No-Fly List For 5 Years For Assaulting SpiceJet Staff
The Army officer who assaulted four SpiceJet employees at Srinagar airport last month has been put on the no-fly list for 5 years, said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today.
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"He Didn't Allow Anyone To Help Me": SpiceJet Staffer Hit By Army Officer
Four SpiceJet employees were left with "grievous injuries" after the army officer assaulted them at Srinagar airport on July 26.
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Case Against Army Officer And SpiceJet Staffer He Assaulted Over Luggage
A violent clash at the Srinagar airport has led to a police case being filed against an Army officer and a SpiceJet staffer he is accused of assaulting over a dispute concerning excess cabin luggage.
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Army Officer Had 16 Kg Cabin Bags, Refused To Pay Extra, Hit SpiceJet Staff
A senior Army officer's refusal to pay for 16-kg cabin luggage -- more than double the permitted limit of 7 kg -- snowballed into an assault that left four SpiceJet employees with serious injuries, including a spinal fracture and a broken jaw.
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Video: Army Officer's "Murderous Assault" Of SpiceJet Staff Over Luggage
An army officer has been charged for a "murderous assault" over excess cabin luggage at Srinagar airport that left four SpiceJet employees with "grievous injuries," including a spinal fracture, the airline has said.
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"Drones Not Made On Roads": Top Army Officer Slams Pak On Jammu Attack
Technology used in Sunday's drone strikes on an Air Force base in Jammu indicate "state-support" and involvement of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, Lt General DP Pandey, Corps Commander of the 15 Corps in Srinagar, said.
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Soldier With Grenades At Airport Gets Bail, 'Major Sahib' To Face Questions
An army officer named by the soldier found carrying two grenades in his baggage at Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar airport will be questioned by the police on Tuesday. The soldier, Bhupal Mukhiya, was arrested yesterday after security personnel spotted the grenades during a routine baggage check before boarding a chartered flight to Delhi.
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Army Officer On No-Fly List For 5 Years For Assaulting SpiceJet Staff
The Army officer who assaulted four SpiceJet employees at Srinagar airport last month has been put on the no-fly list for 5 years, said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today.
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"He Didn't Allow Anyone To Help Me": SpiceJet Staffer Hit By Army Officer
Four SpiceJet employees were left with "grievous injuries" after the army officer assaulted them at Srinagar airport on July 26.
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Case Against Army Officer And SpiceJet Staffer He Assaulted Over Luggage
A violent clash at the Srinagar airport has led to a police case being filed against an Army officer and a SpiceJet staffer he is accused of assaulting over a dispute concerning excess cabin luggage.
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Army Officer Had 16 Kg Cabin Bags, Refused To Pay Extra, Hit SpiceJet Staff
A senior Army officer's refusal to pay for 16-kg cabin luggage -- more than double the permitted limit of 7 kg -- snowballed into an assault that left four SpiceJet employees with serious injuries, including a spinal fracture and a broken jaw.
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Video: Army Officer's "Murderous Assault" Of SpiceJet Staff Over Luggage
An army officer has been charged for a "murderous assault" over excess cabin luggage at Srinagar airport that left four SpiceJet employees with "grievous injuries," including a spinal fracture, the airline has said.
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"Drones Not Made On Roads": Top Army Officer Slams Pak On Jammu Attack
Technology used in Sunday's drone strikes on an Air Force base in Jammu indicate "state-support" and involvement of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, Lt General DP Pandey, Corps Commander of the 15 Corps in Srinagar, said.
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Soldier With Grenades At Airport Gets Bail, 'Major Sahib' To Face Questions
An army officer named by the soldier found carrying two grenades in his baggage at Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar airport will be questioned by the police on Tuesday. The soldier, Bhupal Mukhiya, was arrested yesterday after security personnel spotted the grenades during a routine baggage check before boarding a chartered flight to Delhi.
