Shankar Mishra, who urinated on a woman in the plane, was taken home by the company

New Delhi : The identity of the accused in the Air India urinate case has been revealed. The accused Shankar Mishra is still not in police custody and his company has fired him. Mumbai-based Shankar Mishra, who misbehaved with a female co-passenger on an Air India flight, has been fired by his company. The man who urinated on a woman in an Air India flight has been identified as Shankar Mishra. 34-year-old Shankar was working as a vice president in a company called Wells Fargo. After the incident, the company issued a statement saying that the act was extremely shameful.

Wells Fargo issued a statement saying the employee’s behavior was deeply troubling. We dismiss Shankar Mishra on the charges leveled against him. On November 26, Shankar Mishra urinated on a woman in an Air India flight. A drunken Shankar misbehaves with an old lady.

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The police were searching for the accused after the woman lodged a complaint against him. Shankar Mishra is missing since this case and a lookout notice has been issued for him. An alert has been issued at the airport. Police have traced his last whereabouts in Bengaluru. The woman has expressed her objection regarding this incident. After the incident, Shankar Mishra told how he apologized to her, but she was so hurt by the act that she did not understand anything. The accused did not want to be brought near her, but the Air India crew members were forcing her to apologise. In a letter written to Air India, the woman has narrated her entire incident. He has also written a letter to the Chairman of the Tata Group regarding this incident. After almost 1 month, now the action is going on against the accused. Air India has banned the man from flying for 30 days.

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