Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy ordered a probe into the incident of protest by passengers of an Air India flight at the International Airport in Thiruvananthapuram on Friday that led to a hijack alarm.
Complaints of passengers against the pilot, who sent a hijack alert in panic, and also the pilot's complaints against passengers would be looked into, he said.
The Chief Minister said he has instructed Director General of Police KS Balasubramaniam to investigate the matter.
Complaints of passengers against the pilot, who sent a hijack alert in panic, and also the pilot's complaints against passengers would be looked into, he said.
The Chief Minister said he has instructed Director General of Police KS Balasubramaniam to investigate the matter.
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