A threatening note was found in a flight going from Jaipur to Mumbai. Who placed the letter in the bathroom and what was the reason behind it?

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Mumbai: A letter threatening to blow up the plane with a bomb was found in the bathroom of an Indigo flight going from Jaipur to Mumbai. Fortunately, after the flight landed, an airline staff found the letter in the bathroom. The flight had a normal landing and after the passengers disembarked, the letter was found in the bathroom of the flight around 9 o’clock, after which the police was immediately informed about it. The flight was investigated, in which the police did not find anything suspicious. The police is now trying to find out who placed this letter in the bathroom and what was the reason behind it.

Emergency landing of Indigo plane after woman’s death

Recently, the news also came out that an 89-year-old woman aboard an Indigo Airlines flight from Mumbai to Varanasi died after her health deteriorated, after which the plane was made to make an emergency landing at Chikalthana Airport in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on Sunday night.

An airport official gave this information on Monday. The official said that Sushila Devi of Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh had boarded the plane from Mumbai and started feeling uneasy during the flight. According to the official, due to a medical emergency, the plane made an emergency landing at Chikalthana airport at around 10 pm.

The medical team present at the airport examined the woman but by then she had died. IndiGo Airlines said in a statement, ‘IndiGo flight 6E-5028 from Mumbai to Varanasi was diverted to Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) due to an emergency on April 6. Despite providing immediate medical assistance, the condition of the passenger did not improve and she was declared dead on the plane.’

The aviation company said that it followed all standard safety operating procedures for the well-being of the passengers and crew members on board the plane. The statement said that IndiGo is in touch with the family of the deceased and is providing assistance as required. The airport official said that the MIDC CIDCO police station completed the necessary formalities, after which the plane left for Varanasi.