Kolkata: A software engineer from Bengaluru flew back home after celebrating Rakhi with his sister in Kolkata surprised to find the baggage examined in and some missing articles.
Engineers who worked with US multinational retail companies have leveled allegations of theft of airline ground staff and took them to social media to highlight this issue as an Indian airport authority and the airline began investigating exactly how the accident took place.
“I often gave but had never experienced such an action before.
The soft trolley looked fine from the outside when I had collected it from a conveyor belt after getting down at Bangalore airport.
I didn’t even bother opening it on Sunday after reaching the house.
When I opened it on Monday, I found it was torn from inside.
Fortunately, I don’t have something valuable inside or it can be a disaster, “said Chandan Prakash, who has filed a complaint about Twitter with AAI and Indigo Airlines, where he fly.
Prakash shared several photos and videos from the closure of a gentle gray zip trolley on tagging Twitter marking Aai, Indigo Airlines and Kolkata Airport when he wrote: “Need direct help.
Traveling Kolkata-Bangalore yesterday, things have been stolen from goods Check-in items with the accuracy of the thief by your airport staff member “.
The primary bag room is locked with a combination key.
But criminals have opened a zipper of open rooms and have tore up lingerie with sharp objects to get access in the bag.
Airport officials said they checked CCTV recordings.
Acting on his complaint, Indigo answered his video posts called the incident seriously.
The airline then issued a statement that said: “We are investigating this problem by referring to this complaint and our customer relationship team has been related to passengers.” Prakash said he did not submit a complaint to claim any compensation but to increase general awareness about this problem.
“This is very concerned.
It doesn’t matter if valuables exist or not.
This is the theft and clear crime.
Locking the bag is also unsafe,” wrote Anup Baranwal, Twitter users reacted to this problem.