Chennai, Oct 4: The two passengers who deplaned from air max sale a Dreamliner here yesterday have so far failed to explain why exactly they clicked pictures of the nike air max 2013 aircraft's interior before pestering the cabin crew and the pilot to offload them,nike air max 90.
Ameer Thaha (35) and Mansoor (19) reportedly used a HDFC Master Card to buy J Class tickets priced around Rs 36,000 for nike air max the New Delhi-bound flight that was scheduled to take off at 11,nike air max 1.30 am on Oct 3.
Immediately after boarding the plane,nike free run 3, Mansoor and Thaha took photos air max ltd of its uber-luxury section,cheap jordans. Then the duo told the cabin mulberry tote crew that nike air max shoes they had left behind a bag containing important bonds in the security lounge,cheap air jordans.
Seeing that the excuse was not enough, Mansoor and Thaha claimed to be suddenly feeling unwell. The commotion they created forced the pilot to inform the Air Traffic Control that two passengers have to get down.
As Mansoor and Thaha proceeded to the lounge supposedly to pick up their bag, Central Industrial Security Force personnel interrogated them. The duo initially stuck to the lost baggage version.
On checking the nike air max 1 duo's mobile phones, CISF personnel found several photos of the plane's interior. This led to suspicion that Mansoor and Thaha were terrorists.
However, it became clear following a thorough check of the other passengers and their bags that the suspects had not placed any bomb inside the aircraft.
Although the flight subsequently took off, CISF personnel grilled Mansoor and Thaha for hours before handing them over to the Airport Police around 5 pm.
Officials from the Home Ministry, RAW and the 'Q' Branch had by then come to the Chennai airport to question the suspects. Mansoor and Thaha averred that they had clicked pictures inside Air India's much-hyped plane just to show the same off to friends.
The duo further revealed that their plan was to ask for refund since they had not actually flown to New Delhi. Nevertheless, Air India is unlikely to mulberry factory pay even a fraction of the ticket price to Mansoor and Thaha.
Incidentally, investigators have asked Kerala police to find out more about the suspects. Both hail from the state's Ernakulam district. Mansoor is said to be studying at a private college in Cochin. Thaha is a former member of the NDF that was banned when the outfit's links to some terror plots became public knowledge.
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