[mothmon]

"A pilot and her husband were dragged out of their home and violently attacked by a revenge mob for allegedly abusing a 10-year-old girl they kept as a maid in India.

Poornima Bagchi, 33, and her partner Kaushik, 36, had allegedly employed the youngster as a housekeeper at their home in the Dwarka area of Delhi.

The girl is said to have been working with them for two months before furious relatives swarmed the couple's house, reportedly claiming the child had been left battered and bruised from abuse.

Chaotic footage from Wednesday shows the outraged mob confronting the pilot, who was in her uniform seemingly ready to leave for work.

Poornima tried to stop the mob from entering her property before she was hauled out of the garage by her hair, with Kaushik trying to pry her away from the baying crowd. The locals then proceeded to thrash the couple on the street."

Disgusting. That shot of the poor girl with horrific signs of physical abuse enraged me. For once, I wish this had happened it Africa where the mobs treat their perps very differently

[mothmon]

Final comment: it's almost impossible to believe that a midget like that is an airline pilot. I mean, how could her feet even reach the pedals? Who would hire her? Unless she's actually Nepalese and not Indian. Fun fact: the hiring practices of airline pilots and the general quality of the commercial pilot training in Napal is so low that most European countries, including the UK, won't even allow Nepalese airlines over their airspace

[kellyhound]

Aug 18. A Delhi court on Thursday granted bail to a de-rostered IndiGo woman pilot arrested last month along with her husband for allegedly physically assaulting a 10-year-old girl she had employed as an attendant for her child at her Dwarka home.

The woman, Poornima Bagchi, 33, a former first officer for IndiGo airlines, and her husband, Kaushik Bagchi, who is a ground staff with Vistara airlines, were booked on July 19 after a video was widely shared on social media showing Bagchi being assaulted by a group of people who learned about the alleged mistreatment of the minor.

According to the police, the couple was injured in the assault.

Later, IndiGo said that it had de-rostered Bagchi from duties.

The couple were booked for voluntarily causing hurt, wrongful confinement, buying or disposing of any person as a slave, and cruelty to a child under Indian Penal Code (IPC) sections 323, 342, 370, 374 and 34, and sections of Juvenile Justice Act and Child Labour Act, in a case registered at Dwarka South police station. A separate first information report was filed against unidentified people for assaulting the couple under sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 341 (wrongful restraint) of the Indian Penal Code.

“Considering the facts and that the accused has been in judicial custody for the last one month and there is no purpose in keeping her in custody, the application is hereby allowed,” said additional sessions judge Vipin Kharb while granting bail to Bagchi.

Bagchi, being represented by advocate Tanveer Ahmad Mir and a team of advocates from Karanjawala and Co, had moved the bail application on the grounds that she had already been in custody for the last one month and was not required for any further custodial interrogation.

It was pointed out that the woman has a four-year-old child who is on constant medication for a life-threatening disease and that the child is currently living in Jharkhand under the care of his grandparents because the woman has no relatives in Delhi. It was argued that the child requires personal parental care, specifically the care of the mother, and that because both parents are in custody, she must be released on bail.

The woman’s attorney also said in court that she will not flee or induce or tamper with any witnesses or evidence.

The court was also informed that all of the sections invoked against her are bailable, with the exception of Section 370 (human trafficking), which cannot be determined at the present stage based on the facts of the case.

The bail application was opposed by the additional public prosecutor as well as the counsel for the complainant, who argued that Bagchi had injured the child not only physically but also psychologically.

[mothmon]

Maybe some eventual good came out of this evilness. The little girl later said something like, "I hope to become a policewoman when I grow up so I can help children like me that were put into cages".

[Trucked up]

I was waiting to see someone getting a fire going & some tires being brought in.

[William May]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Final comment: it's almost impossible to believe that a midget like that is an airline pilot. I mean, how could her feet even reach the pedals? Who would hire her? Unless she's actually Nepalese and not Indian. Fun fact: the hiring practices of airline pilots and the general quality of the commercial pilot training in Napal is so low that most European countries, including the UK, won't even allow Nepalese airlines over their airspace

Oh, Don't be such a Negative Nelly!!! Don't you want to have some great airline crash videos on here!?!?!?

Someone's gotta sacrifice! It may as well be the Nepalese!

[mothmon]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Oh, Don't be such a Negative Nelly!!! Don't you want to have some great airline crash videos on here!?!?!?

Someone's gotta sacrifice! It may as well be the Nepalese!

There's a memorably chilling video that went viral of that Nepalese airline crash taken by one of the passengers just as they were about to land (crash), killing all on board. We can hear the guy still breathing with flames all around caught on camera as he lays mortally wounded in the wreckage

[Budd Dwyer]

They got off too easy
Dude looks like Rishi Shunak
Poor kid, traumatized and fucked up 4 life
I wish the mob stripped them naked and douse them with gasoline
I want to watch them die an agonizing death

[NikNak84]

The couple got off a little too easy in that mob...

[AWOL655321]

Sometimes people get whats coming t9 them