Ayesha Takia and husband Farhan Azmi face racism at Goa airport; latter accuses airport officer ‘bodily touched’ spouse and handed ‘sexual remark’ whereas frisking him – Occasions of India

Actress Ayesha Takia and her entrepreneur husband Farhan Azmi had a harrowing expertise at on the Goa airport as they have been travelling with their son. In response to Farhan, two senior safety officers handed racist and sexual feedback at them and even bodily touched his spouse. Farhan took to Twitter to share the ordeal as he slammed the Goa airport safety. Farhan additionally acknowledged that he and his household have been singled out after they learn out his title aloud.

He tweeted photos of the officers and wrote, “Expensive @CISFHQrs I used to be boarding for Mumbai on @IndiGo6E 6386, 18:40 hrs flight & these racist officers R P Singh, A Ok Yadav, commander Rout & senior officer (SP class) Bahadur purposely singled me & my household (spouse & son) instantly after they learn out my title out loud to group”

Expensive @CISFHQrs I used to be boarding for Mumbai on @IndiGo6E 6386, 18:40 hrs flight & these racist officers R P Singh, A… https://t.co/bPzpDIjUNE

— Farhan Azmi (@abufarhanazmi) 1649094329000

He added {that a} male officer tried to bodily contact his spouse. “Altercation began when an armed male officer on the safety desk tried to bodily contact & inform my spouse, son to face in one other line whereas all different households have been standing collectively for sucurity.All I stated to him is to dare contact any feminine her & preserve distance @CISFHQrs,” he added.

“It didn’t cease right here! Senior officer Bahadur then signalled the @CISFHQrs guard along with his hand who was able to frisk me. This racist **##** made a unclean sexual remark whereas he was checking my pockets which had solely a 500₹ observe ( video on file ). @CPMumbaiPolice @aaigoaairport,” Farhan shared additional.

Reacting to his tweets, Goa airport replied, “We remorse the inconvenience induced to you and your loved ones whereas touring. Pl be relaxation assured this matter shall be duly regarded into.”