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Mumbai Businessman Gets Life In Jail For Hijack Scare On Jet Flight
A special National Investigation Agency court in Ahmedabad today sentenced a Mumbai-based businessman to life in prison and imposed a fine of Rs 5 crore on him for leaving a hijack threat note on a Jet Airways plane in October 2017.
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Mumbai Millionaire Planted 'Hijack' Threat On Plane Over Girlfriend: Cops
A millionaire jeweler from Mumbai has been arrested for allegedly planting a note threatening a bomb and a hijack in the toilet of a Jet Airways flight, all because he wanted his girlfriend to quit the airline and live with him. Birju Kishore Salla, a frequent flyer, is the first to be arrested under a tough new anti-hijacking law which carries a m...
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Jet Airways Flight Diverted After Frequent Flyer Planted 'Bomb Letter' In Toilet
A frequent flyer traveling on the Jet Airways Mumbai-Delhi flight early this morning has confessed to planting a threatening note in a toilet, which set off a hijack alarm, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju has said.
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Mumbai Businessman Gets Life In Jail For Hijack Scare On Jet Flight
A special National Investigation Agency court in Ahmedabad today sentenced a Mumbai-based businessman to life in prison and imposed a fine of Rs 5 crore on him for leaving a hijack threat note on a Jet Airways plane in October 2017.
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Mumbai Millionaire Planted 'Hijack' Threat On Plane Over Girlfriend: Cops
A millionaire jeweler from Mumbai has been arrested for allegedly planting a note threatening a bomb and a hijack in the toilet of a Jet Airways flight, all because he wanted his girlfriend to quit the airline and live with him. Birju Kishore Salla, a frequent flyer, is the first to be arrested under a tough new anti-hijacking law which carries a m...
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Jet Airways Flight Diverted After Frequent Flyer Planted 'Bomb Letter' In Toilet
A frequent flyer traveling on the Jet Airways Mumbai-Delhi flight early this morning has confessed to planting a threatening note in a toilet, which set off a hijack alarm, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju has said.
