Union minister Shivraj Chouhan slams Air India after being allotted broken seat, airline apologises
By : Sandhya
Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Saturday criticized Air India for mismanagement with seat arrangements after he was allotted a broken seat and questioned whether they were cheating passengers.
In a post on X, the former Madhya Pradesh chief minister said, “Today I had to come from Bhopal to Delhi, inaugurate the Kisan Mela in Pusa, hold a meeting of the Natural Farming Mission in Kurukshetra and discuss with the representatives of the Kisan Organization in Chandigarh. I had booked a ticket on Air India flight number AI436, I was allotted seat number 8C. I went and sat on the seat, the seat was broken and sunken in. It was uncomfortable to sit.”
Shivraj Singh Chouhan highlighted that while his co-passengers offered to change to change seats with him, he decided to remain in the same seat and not inconvenience others.
