Bollywood
actress
Ayesha
Takia
and
her
entrepreneur-husband
and
son
of
Samajwadi
Party
leader
Abu
Azmi's
son
Farhan
Azmi
were
reportedly
stopped
at
Goa
Airport
on
April
4,
2022,
when
they
were
travelling
with
their
son.
Farhan
shared
the
incident
on
Twitter,
in
which
he
alleged
that
two
senior
officers
passed
racist
and
sexual
comments
while
checking
them.
According
to
Farhan
Azmi's
tweet,
he
was
supposed
to
board
a
flight
to
Mumbai
from
Goa
airport
which
is
when
two
security
officers
purposely
singled
out
him
and
his
family
at
the
security
check.
The
argument
started
between
Farhan
and
armed
officers
when
an
armed
male
officer
tried
to
physically
touch
him
and
tell
his
wife
and
son
to
stand
in
another
line,
while
other
families
were
standing
together.
Farhan's
tweet
read,
"Dear
@CISFHQrs
I
was
boarding
for
Mumbai
on
@IndiGo6E
6386,
18:40
hrs
flight
&
these
racist
officers
R
P
Singh,
A
K
Yadav,
commander
Rout
&
senior
officer
(SP
category)
Bahadur
purposely
singled
me
&
my
family
(wife
&
son)
immediately
after
they
read
out
my
name
out
loud
to
team."
(sic)
Ayesha
Takia's
husband
also
claimed
that
an
officer
passed
sexual
and
racist
comments
while
he
was
checking
his
pockets.
Notably,
Bahadur
reached
the
spot
and
instead
of
resolving
the
issue,
he
identified
him
and
said,
"isko
udhar
karo,ye
maharashtra
nahin
hai."
Miffed
with
such
treatment,
Farhan
Azmi
decided
to
file
an
official
complaint
against
the
CISF
Officers
who
disrespected
him.
He
tweeted,
"I
will
be
filing
an
official
complaint
&
my
legal
team
will
take
this
to
the
court
if
necessary.
Shame
on
such
officers
who
disrespect
the
uniform
to
satisfy
their
racist
egos
@CISFHQrs
@AAI_Official
@aaigoaairport
@goacm
@samajwadiparty
@DrPramodPSawant
@abuasimazmi
@rais_shk."
Interestingly,
Goa
Airport
immediately
responded
to
his
tweet
and
apologised
for
the
same.
They
tweeted,
"We
regret
the
inconvenience
caused
to
you
and
family
while
traveling.
Pl
be
rest
assured
this
matter
shall
be
duly
looked
into."
Farhan
Azmi
thanked
Goa
Airport
for
the
prompt
response
and
tweeted,
"Thank
you
for
your
prompt
response
@aaigoaairport
This
was
highly
embarrassing
&
disturbing
to
go
through
with
my
wife
&
son
around.
I
will
be
taking
this
up
legally
as
well.
Appreciate
your
message."
Well,
the
incident
has
taken
the
internet
by
storm,
as
many
Twitter
users
are
also
sharing
their
experiences
with
CISF
officers
at
various
airports
in
India.