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Bengaluru Student Fakes Terrorism Threat to Avoid Facing Parents

by Ayushi
February 22, 2024
in INDIA
The man booked an Air Asia flight from Kempegowda International Airport to Lucknow but changed his mind last minute and attempted to deboard himself from the aircraft
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In a bizarre incident that unfolded aboard an Air Asia flight from Bengaluru to Lucknow, a student resorted to extreme measures to avoid facing his parents over his poor academic performance. The young man, whose identity remains undisclosed, initially booked a flight from Kempegowda International Airport to Lucknow but had a change of heart just before takeoff. Fearful of facing his parents’ wrath, he attempted to deboard the aircraft, creating a commotion in the process.

 

The cabin crew, alarmed by the disruption caused by the student, decided to alert security personnel. Upon questioning by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), the student shocked everyone by claiming to be a terrorist and asserting that the flight would not reach Lucknow as scheduled. This declaration prompted immediate security measures, with a “non-specific” threat alert issued for Bengaluru airport and a “specific” threat alert for Lucknow airport.

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Subsequently, the student was handed over to Bengaluru police and placed under arrest. During interrogation, he confessed to fabricating the terrorist threat as a desperate attempt to avoid returning home to Lucknow. His motivation stemmed from the fear of facing his parents, who had summoned him due to his disappointing academic performance. The prospect of their disappointment and scolding was evidently so daunting that he resorted to extreme measures to evade the situation.

 

The incident, which occurred on February 17, sent shockwaves through both the airline industry and law enforcement agencies. The false terrorism threat not only disrupted the flight but also triggered security alerts at two airports, leading to unnecessary panic and inconvenience for passengers and airport authorities alike. Such reckless behavior not only constitutes a criminal offense but also undermines the credibility and effectiveness of airport security measures.

 

Fortunately, the authorities swiftly apprehended the student, and he was released on bail on February 20. However, the repercussions of his actions extend beyond his individual case. The incident underscores the challenges faced by individuals, particularly students, in dealing with academic pressure and familial expectations. It also highlights the importance of addressing mental health issues and providing support systems for individuals grappling with stress and anxiety.

 

Moreover, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the serious consequences of making false threats, especially in sensitive environments like airports. In recent years, there has been a concerning trend of hoax calls and fake threats targeting airports and other public spaces. These incidents not only disrupt normal operations but also strain law enforcement resources and pose a threat to public safety.

 

In a related development, just days before the Bengaluru incident, the Delhi Police arrested a man for making a hoax bomb threat to the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. The 38-year-old individual, hailing from Bihar’s West Champaran district, confessed to making the threatening call under the influence of alcohol. His reckless actions led to a significant security response and underscored the seriousness with which authorities treat such threats.

 

The Bengaluru student’s misguided attempt to avoid confronting his academic struggles highlights the need for better support mechanisms for individuals facing pressure and anxiety. It also underscores the importance of strict consequences for those who engage in irresponsible behavior, such as making false threats. By addressing underlying issues and promoting a culture of accountability, we can strive to prevent similar incidents in the future and ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals.

Tags: Air Asiaairport securityBengaluruLucknowstudentTerrorism Threat
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