Jalandhar: Sikh Legal Aid, a Delhi-based lawyer group, writes to Air India and the Ministry of Civil Aviation, seeking the fire of two Air India staff members who allegedly called for “humiliating and discriminatory questions” to Tamil-Origin Sikh Advocate Jeevan Singh at Delhi Airport on Wednesday morning. On Friday night, Air India will be offering airport service Pvt. Ltd. said an internal investigation has begun and if someone commits a crime of fraud, a strict lawsuit will continue.On behalf of Sikh Legal Aid, in support of Neena Singh, he sent an email to the managing director of Air India to the deputy secretary and civil servant Ambuj Sharma of the Ministry of Civil Aviation on Thursday. She asked Air India to make an unconditional written apology from the highest Sikh authorities, Akaltakt, Amritsar and Jeevansin, accepting the blasphemy and saying that officers and staff will never sham the Sikhs in the future. She requested that the office staff be issued guidelines accordingly.“What is the use of having a turbanized maharaja as an airline macot when you can't respect turbans,” wrote Nina Singh, adding, “It is the duty of the staff to respect their identity and deal with them in a polite way, without harming their feelings.”Air India wrote back to her on Thursday, saying that feedback was taken seriously and is currently undergoing internal review.On Friday night, Air India will be taking SATS Airport Services Pvt. Ltd. sent another email jointly to Jeevan Singh and Neena Singh, who told him, “I deeply regret the inconvenience and difficulties caused by the incident you reported. This ensures that Air India's SATS is not reflected as an organization. Land.““We are considering your concerns about the greatest severity and have launched an internal investigation supported by the fact that the incident is also recorded internally, ensuring that if someone commits a crime of misconduct, the matter will not benefit.Jeevan Singh said, “Why are you going to Singapore? Why are you in your hands? Show me the details of your bank account. Why are you wearing a turban? Why are you turning black?”Originally, Jeevan Kumar accepted the Sikh religion in January 2023 and became Jeevan Singh. Now he has an untrimmed whisker and a turban. His party sent seven Tamil Origin Sikhs in the 2024 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, and he fought from Hoshiarpur in Punjab.
