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In a bizarre incident, an Indian family of four was expelled from Chennai International Airport in Chennai, India, after they landed there on an Air India flight on May 29, 2016. According to The Statesman, the reason for their expulsion was a purported order to the Air India chief to evict them from the airport premises. The family members said that the reason behind their expulsion was the lack of any security checks by the airline.
It all started when the family members had bought an Air India ticket from Mumbai to Chennai and were holding three children of three years, four years and six years age. The family had decided to travel in Economy for better convenience. They landed at the airport around 2 p.m. and were about to exit the airport premises when the ground staff of the airport noticed the tickets in their possession.
The family was asked to sign an affidavit and an Immigration form. The affidavit was to state that the family members were not carrying any religious materials on them. They were also asked to sign an immigration form stating that they were not carrying any religious materials on them. After this, the family was asked to wait outside the airport, as the officials were going to check their tickets.
When the family saw that there was no security person at the airport, they asked the official to come and check the tickets. The officials told them that the airport was sealed by the government and that there was no security person.
In the meantime, some other airlines staff came and informed that the family has to be checked before they can leave the airport premises. The family saw that there was no security check being done, so they asked the airline staff to check the tickets again. The airline staff told them that the tickets were fake and that there is no need to check them.
When the family approached the Airport Authority of India (AAI) to find out the reason for their expulsion, the staff told them that it was an order from the government. The family then went to the Indian Embassy and tried to seek the help of the authorities there, but they did not help.
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