New Delhi. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has raised a big question on Air India. Actually Shivraj Singh Chauhan was coming to Delhi from Bhopal on Saturday. He had a ticket on Air India flight. According to Shivraj Singh Chauhan, he was given a broken seat in Air India flight. He was close to the employees in the flight, then it was told that Air India Management was informed about it and he should not have given a ticket for this seat. According to Shivraj Singh Chauhan, more seats were broken in Air India flight. Shivraj Singh Chauhan raised the question whether it is not to cheat passengers? He also wrote that he hoped to improve the condition of Air India when he went into a private hand.
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– Air India (@Airindia) February 22, 2025
All the users gave different reactions when Shivraj Singh Chauhan was given a broken seat. At the same time, Air India apologized and wrote that he is investigating the matter. Air India has also said that if Shivraj Singh gives time, then the officials of the company will talk to them. Let us know that in the past, many times people have been complaining about the seats in the flight of Air India, the food disturbances. Air India management says every time the shortcomings are being removed, but now the minister at the center Shivraj Singh Chauhan also had to sit on the broken seat from Bhopal. With this, Air India management is once again under question.
Air India previously belonged to the Government of India. There was a lot of problems in the operation of Air India. After which the Modi government disinvected this. Tata Group took Air India on 27 January 2022. The Tata Group had assured people that it would bring Air India back and make it world -class. The Tata Group has also bought several new aircraft for Air India, but may not be noted to improve the condition of old aircraft.
