During a flight from New York to New Delhi, an executive of a major US bank is said to have peed on an elderly passenger. This has professional consequences for humans.
An Indian executive of major US bank Wells Fargo has been fired for urinating on an elderly passenger on a transatlantic flight. The banking firm sets the highest standards for the behavior of its employees, Wells Fargo said on Friday. The allegations against manager Shankar Mishra are “deeply disturbing”.
A 72-year-old passenger wrote to Air India to complain that Mishra, who appeared to be drunk, peed on her on a flight from New York to New Delhi in late November. Air India then turned on the police. According to the investigators, the accused would be in hiding.
However, a letter distributed through a lawyer claims that Mishra has already settled the matter with the concerned woman and paid for the cleaning of her clothes and luggage.
