Swedish national arrested in Mumbai for molesting IndiGo cabin crew
The Hindu
A Sweden national was arrested in Mumbai for allegedly molesting a cabin crew member onboard an IndiGo flight from Bangkok, officials said.
A Sweden national was arrested in Mumbai for allegedly molesting a cabin crew member onboard an IndiGo flight from Bangkok, officials said on April 1.
The accused has been identified as, Klas Erik Harald Jonasm, 63, police said.
The Swedish national was handed over to Mumbai police by the airline staff when the flight landed at Mumbai Airport on Thursday, officials said.
The accused was arrested on Thursday after a complaint by IndiGo Airlines and was produced in the Andheri court on Friday and granted bail the same day, officials said. A chargesheet was filed by the police, in Andheri court on Friday.
Police said they have started further investigations into the case.
This is the 8th unruly airline passenger arrested in India in the past three months, according to officials.
On March 23, Mumbai's Sahar Police booked two IndiGo flyers travelling from Dubai to Mumbai for allegedly being drunk and misbehaving with the crew, police said earlier in the month.
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