Divya Prabha Harassed On The Flight

Divya Prabhas harassed on the flight. Malayalam actress Divya Prabha recently took a courageous step by filing a formal complaint with the Kerala police concerning a distressing incident that occurred on Air India Flight AI 681, which traveled from Mumbai to Kochi on October 9. In a post on her Instagram page, she disclosed that she had experienced harassment at the hands of a fellow passenger during the flight.

Divya Prabha described the passenger in question as being visibly intoxicated and displaying disruptive behavior throughout the journey. She expressed that this harrowing experience took place despite her efforts to seek assistance from the airline's staff.

Although she reported the incident to the air hostess, the sole action taken was her relocation to another seat just prior to takeoff, which, understandably, did not address the gravity of the situation adequately.

Divya Prabha recounted the subsequent actions in her Instagram post: "After landing at Kochi airport, I took the matter to the attention of the airport and airline authorities, who redirected me to the police aid post at the airport."

As part of her determination to raise awareness about passenger safety and ensure that such incidents do not go unnoticed, Divya Prabha attached her official complaint, as well as her ticket, to her Instagram post. She also reached out to the public for support in her endeavor.

In her formal complaint, she described the ordeal in detail, stating, "The incident involved a passenger seated in 12C, who, under the influence of alcohol, switched his seat to 12B next to me (12A) and initiated an argument without any logical basis, primarily revolving around seat location (window or aisle). The individual's misbehavior included inappropriate physical contact."

Divya Prabha's courageous actions underscore the importance of ensuring the safety and comfort of all passengers during their air travel experiences and bring attention to the need for proper handling of such distressing situations by airline authorities.