Air India staffer promoted for 'honesty'

August 16, 2016

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New Delhi, Aug 16: National carrier Air India has promoted one of its security personnel out-of-turn for showing exemplary honesty and professional integrity.

This is the first time in the history of the flag carrier that an employee was given out of turn promotion for "honesty", according to Air India.

Subhash Chander, who is presently posted in the security wing of the airline, has been promoted to the rank of officer security for his "exemplary conduct" by the Air India Chairman and Managing Director Aswani Lohani, according to an official statement.

"On August 15, during the pipping ceremony, AI's executive director for security, Alok Singh (IPS) conferred upon Chander stripes of the rank of officer, security," Air India said.

Chander, who is a science graduate and has undertaken several courses in aviation security, had on several occasions returned valuables, cash and belongings left by passengers on aircraft, it said adding, "Chander has returned back valuables left by passengers and in all these cases the passengers were not aware of their misplaced articles till returned to them."

In one such case in June this year, while checking a flight which had arrived from Hong Kong, Chander had found a pouch containing over Rs 5 lakh in foreign currency, which was returned back to the passenger, according to the statement.

On August 25, 2003, gold ornaments left by a Saudi Arabia-bound passenger from Bhopal were returned after being found by Chander, it said.

Chander is serving Air India for the last nearly 29 years, it said.

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Rikaz
 - 
Tuesday, 16 Aug 2016

Honesty is better than sugar quoted bullshit!

Ahmed Fairman
 - 
Tuesday, 16 Aug 2016

This system should be practiced in every department, public and private sectors.

This should be done more for ministers and dishonest should also be punished.

When honesty, justice are recognized, it will motivate to keep maintain its strength.

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