@apoorvasiinghh@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India Acting like I asked you to pay for it. 🤡 Nobody is forcing you to support my demand. If you have nothing constructive to say about food safety, just keep scrolling
@@airindia Found an insect in the in-flight meal on AI 2998 (Amritsar–Mumbai), 11 Nov 2026. This is unacceptable! We have photographic evidence. Demanding a full ticket refund + ₹25,000 compensation. Please investigate and provide a written response within 48 hours. #AirIndia
@fssaiindia Where is the food safety regulator? An insect was found in an Air India meal. Why is there no accountability? We demand a proper investigation, answers and strict action against those responsible. Food safety cannot be taken lightly #Foodsafety
I have already shared the passenger’s details, including his government ID. Why is @airindia still contacting the travel agent instead of the actual passenger? His details are already with you. Please contact him directly and stop avoiding accountability
@fssaiindia Where is the food safety regulator? An insect was found in an Air India meal. Why is there no accountability? We demand a proper investigation, answers and strict action against those responsible. Food safety cannot be taken lightly #Foodsafety
I have already shared the passenger’s details, including his government ID. Why is @airindia still contacting the travel agent instead of the actual passenger? His details are already with you. Please contact him directly and stop avoiding accountability
@NoctoGo@akshat_do@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India The baggage damage was a separate issue reported after landing in Doha. Not everything is a conspiracy to get money. And dragging an entire country into this just shows your level of argument. Do better
@Manju19822@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India And how do you know I did? Making baseless accusations is easy. That’s why there’s an airline investigation and evidence to look at. Let facts speak instead of assumptions
@arasiyal234@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India Exactly. People are more busy defending a billion-dollar airline than questioning why basic food safety standards failed. Asking for accountability and fair compensation shouldn’t be controversial
@4thRiechert@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India Whataboutism won’t change the issue. Whether it’s street food or airline food, contamination is unacceptable. The difference is, I paid an airline expecting proper food safety standards. Try understanding that
@Michael_Yoni64@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India The airline is responsible for the service it provides, including the food served onboard. If caterers are at fault, that’s between Air India and its suppliers, not the passenger. Your 1993 experience doesn’t make food contamination acceptable toda🤷��️
@Michael_Yoni64@sm_bvb@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India So unless someone ends up in ICU, food contamination doesn’t matter? That’s exactly the problem with your logic. Food safety shouldn’t be taken seriously only after someone gets seriously ill 🤡
@Craqd_one@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India If that’s your theory, fine, but neither of us can confirm where it came from. That’s exactly why Air India needs to investigate instead of passengers playing detective online
@nydaar3kk@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India It’s not about getting a free flight. It’s about basic food safety. Finding an insect in an airline meal is a serious hygiene failure, not just a minor food mistake. No passenger should have to accept that.
@crazeeTweeter@AlanHarrisSpain@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCA_India Before asking for a refund to PM CARES Fund, why not demand complete transparency and accountability regarding PM CARES Fund first? Show us where the money came from, where it went, and how it was spent.
Transparency should apply to everyone, not just Air India @PIB_India