Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Youth Congress workers protests against IndiGo outside airport terminal

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: `Will not tolerate zero accountability from country`s largest airline while people suffer`

"This is not just negligence; it is an attack on passenger rights. We will not tolerate zero accountability from the country`s largest airline while people suffer," said Shabreen. The Youth Congress demanded immediate strict financial penalties on IndiGo for "misleading passengers, service failure and mismanagement," mandatory compensation to all affected travellers for financial and mental loss, and fixing accountability. 

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Youth Congress workers protests against IndiGo outside Mumbai airport terminal
Mumbai Youth Congress activists demonstrated on Tuesday outside Terminal 2 of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport against disruptions in IndiGo services and hardships faced by thousands of air travellers. Led by Mumbai Youth Congress president Zeenat Shabreen, party workers raised slogans and demonstrated inside the terminal, accusing IndiGo of arbitrary flight cancellations, prolonged delays, lack of information to passengers and "humiliating behaviour" by staff. (PTI)

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Court doubts CCTV evidence and recovery of weapon, clothes in case

Furthermore, forensic analysis of the CCTV footage was inconclusive regarding the identity of the assailants, noted the court. The court also cast doubts on the recovery of the weapon used in the crime and clothes at the instance of accused Tiwari due to discrepancies in timings.

Mumbai News LIVE Updates: Prosecution failed to establish guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt, rules court

Judge Agrawal concluded that the prosecution failed to establish the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt, specifically noting the unreliable nature of key eyewitness and lack of conclusive forensic evidence. The court found that the evidence of crucial eyewitness Vikas Mehta and housing society chairman Kapil Jain was insufficient, noting both their accounts of the victim`s "oral dying declaration" were improvements not initially reported to the police.