PM's intervention sought to revive AI

A former senior officer of Air India has sought urgent intervention of the Prime Minister in reviving the national carrier, claiming that it...

A former senior officer of Air India has sought urgent intervention of the Prime Minister in reviving the national carrier, claiming that it was sinking into financial bankruptcy very fast.



In a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, former Executive Director Jitender Bhargava said he was compelled to "conclude that Air India as a product is not suffering by default but the future of the airline is being deliberately and systematically sabotaged".



"It is shocking to see that no efforts (to bring it out of the financial rut) are being made by the management as a consequence of which the airline is sinking, and sinking fast.



Why is this being allowed?" he said.



Source:pti



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