Air India Under Fire: Union Minister's Uncomfortable Flight Experience

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan criticized Air India for seating him on a broken seat on a flight. He termed it unethical, questioning the practice of charging full fare for defective services. Air India apologized and initiated an investigation following the minister's complaint on social media.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has publicly criticized Air India, accusing the airline of unethical practices after being assigned a "broken and sunk" seat on a recent flight.

Chouhan, who spoke out via social media, shared details of his troubling experience while traveling from Bhopal to Delhi. He was en route to attend various events, including inaugurating a farmers' fair in Pusa and meetings related to the Natural Farming Mission.

After his complaint went viral, Air India issued an apology and announced a comprehensive investigation into the situation. The airline assured measures would be taken to prevent such incidents in the future, emphasizing their commitment to providing high-quality service.