The Indian-American professor slammed to blame ‘reservation’ for Air India Crash: ‘Freelorders are more important’
Indian-American Professor Dr. Rajeshwari Iyer triggered a social media storm, accusing him of ‘reservation’ behind the Air India accident, killing at least 265 people, including on the board and on the ground. Sharing the recruitment notice of the Authority of India’s Authority of India for the post of air traffic control, the Indian -origin professor argued that in India, security is not as important as “freelorders”. “In India, freelorders are more important than security. We also lose many British citizens including Indian citizens, 241 died in a plane crash. What a pathetic system is,” he wrote. While many users supported his observation, many explained how Indian original people in the US are jumping at conclusion about the accident. Indian-man-businessman, Hotmail co-founder, Sabir Bhatia also made insensitive remarks about the grieved people for Air India crash victims and also defended that comment.Dr. Reacting to Iyer’s reservation post, “Boeing Dreamliner malfunction occurred due to malfunction in Boeing Dreamliner, which is not due to the loss of emphasis by the USA company. There is no fault of the crew. “First of all, it’s too early to finish anything. Also, a strict desire is to one day such magnificent migrants and other” first world “nations (whether parents or through themselves), like themselves, like themselves, fix the flaws of this young Indian democracy and work towards ensuring that it comes out of the years of colonial and old thoughts and deals,” wrote another. Some X users dug the Brahmin named behind accidents in India and slammed him to connect the accident with the caste, and also the ATC, because there is no report on the ATC participation, the accident is known. Following the incident, Air India reduced its international services on widespread body aircraft by 15 percent for the next few weeks. To take care of any unplanned disruption, it has been decided to add the availability of the airlines’ reserve aircraft and will continue till the minimum mid -July.
