Air India urination case | Court adjourns Shankar Mishra's bail plea to January 30
The Hindu
The court adjourned the matter after noting the investigating officer was not present
A Delhi court on January 27 adjourned Shankar Mishra's petition seeking bail to January 30.
Mr. Mishra, who is accused of urinating on a woman co-passenger onboard a flight in November last year had filed a fresh bail application seeking regular bail.
The court adjourned the matter after noting the investigating officer was not present.
Further, the complainant's counsel was not provided a copy of the bail plea, it noted.
The incident took place onboard the Air India flight from New York to Delhi on November 26, 2022.
Mr. Mishra was allegedly in an inebriated condition.
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