TDP MP JC Diwakar Reddy Banned By Domestic Airlines, Flies To Europe Amid Inquiry

MP JC Diwakar Reddy damages pinter after being denied boarding pass - Sakshi Post

Hyderabad: TDP MP JC Diwakar Reddy, who has been banned by all domestic airlines from taking their flights for his unruly behaviour at the Visakhapatnam airport, flew to Europe on Friday night amid inquiry by the state government.

His brother JC Prabhakar Reddy confirmed the news stating, "He and his family left for vacation last night. I was also supposed to go along with them. But I could not go due to personal work. What is wrong in his foreign tour? It is something the family does every year."

He, however, did not disclose the holiday destination as well as the airline his brother took for the overseas trip. Though the exact duration of the vacation is not exactly known, a TDP leader said it may last seven to 10 days.

Diwakar Reddy’s brother

He and his family left for vacation last night. I was also supposed to go along with them. But I could not go due to personal work. What is wrong in his foreign tour? It is something the family does every year. What is wrong in his foreign tour

On Thursday, Reddy was scheduled to fly IndiGo's flight 6E-608, which departs from Visakhapatnam at 8.10 am to Hyderabad. But he reached 28 minutes before the scheduled departure, according to the airline. As per norms laid out by the aviation regulator, airlines close check-in counters for all domestic fights 45 minutes prior to departure.

Enraged, Reddy got into a verbal spat with the ground staff and threw a printer kept at the airline's counter after he was informed that boarding for his flight had closed.

Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju, who also belongs to the same party, has said that he would get the entire incident "enquired into" and will ensure "lawful outcomes" follow. Prior to this incident, Reddy had allegedly vandalised the Air India office at Gannavaram airport in Vijaywada last year after he missed his flight.

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