Sagara: Minor boy mistaken for ‘child thief’ after arriving in burqa to meet girlfriend
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Sagara: A minor boy was tied to a pole by locals on Sunday after they mistook him for a “child thief” when he arrived in Jannat Nagar wearing a burqa to meet his girlfriend.
According to police, the boy, a resident of Tyagarthi in the taluk, had come to the area in disguise on Sunday afternoon. His appearance made some local children suspicious, and they informed elders in the locality.
As there were rumours about child-lifting in the area, some residents thought the boy had come with bad intentions. They caught him, tied him to a pole, and informed the police.
The Sagar Town police came to the spot after receiving information, rescued the boy, and took him into custody. After questioning, police found that he had worn the burqa to avoid being recognised while meeting his girlfriend and was not involved in any crime.
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IndiGo appoints William Walsh as new CEO
New Delhi (PTI): The country's largest airline IndiGo on Tuesday announced the appointment of former British Airways chief William Walsh as new CEO.
Walsh, an airline industry veteran, is currently the Director General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Announcing the appointment of Walsh as the CEO, subject to regulatory approvals, IndiGo, in a release, said his tenure at IATA comes to a close on July 31 and is expected to join no later than August 3.
The announcement comes less than three weeks after the sudden exit of IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers.
Walsh, popularly known as Willie, was formerly CEO of British Airways and IAG (International Airlines Group, a holding company, which owns Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia, Level and Vueling).
"As we enter a new phase of transformation and growth, I am delighted to welcome Willie to IndiGo.
"He is an iconic and accomplished aviation leader, and brings a rare combination of global perspective, operational expertise of having built strong customer-focused airlines, deep industry experience and a values-driven leadership, making him exceptionally suited to lead IndiGo at this pivotal cusp of growth," IndiGo Managing Director Rahul Bhatia said.
