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Yet another pilot suspended

NEW DELHI: Air India pilot Arjun Giare has been suspended after it was found that he got his flying licence allegedly by submitting forged mark-sheets. Earlier, AI suspended Capt. J.K. Verma on similar charges.

“Giare has been taken off duty pending enquiry. He is not flying now,” a senior official of the national carrier told PTI here on Wednesday.

After the arrest of Indigo pilot Capt Parminder Kaur Gulati on charges of producing fake marks card last week, the DGCA, while examining documents submitted by about 1,700 pilots to get licences in the past one year, detected that Capt Swaran Singh Talwar (MDLR) and Capt Meenakshi Singhal (Indigo), besides Air India's Verma had submitted forged result cards.

All these four cases are now being investigated by the police which have so far arrested Gulati and Verma. Police said Talwar and Singhal are “absconding“.

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