To Actress Sudhaa Chandran, An Apology From CISF For Stopping Her At Airport Over Prosthetic
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The actress wrote in her post that she seeks "prompt action" from the concerned authorities
A day after Sudhaa Chandran opened up about an incident where she was asked to remove her prosthetic limb by the airport authorities, the veteran actress-dancer received an apology from the Central Industrial Security Force on Twitter. Replying to a news report carrying Sudhaa Chandran's story, the authority wrote: "We are extremely sorry for the inconvenience caused to Ms Sudhaa Chandran. As per protocol, prosthetics are to be removed for security checks only under exceptional circumstances. We'll examine why the lady personnel concerned requested Sudhaa Chandran to remove prosthetics and assure that no inconvenience is caused to travelling passengers." CISF apologises to actor Sudhaa Chandran after she shared a video on being stopped at airport for prosthetic limb. "We'll examine why the lady personnel concerned requested Sudhaa Chandran to remove prosthetics & assure that no inconvenience is caused to travelling passengers." pic.twitter.com/oaVThYB0Lv
Read CISF's apology here:
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