A rat was
found on an Air India flight recently and it made news worldwide. So, what is
wrong about it? After all, the rat was enjoying the hospitality of the Maharaja
which we, the human passengers, often rue. While the AI official maintained that
there was only one rat noticed, some of the passengers complained that there
were more than one on board. This is not a question of whom shall we trust but
a question of how much of eaten food got uncharged. AI is already reeling under
its fiscal losses and now even the rats are adding to the woes.
The news
also had that the plane would have to be fumigated so that the rats can be
smoked out. Poor animals! They will soon die without getting the right to be
informed about their wrongful act which is punishable by death. If the airplane
was not been cleaned properly or maintained as per guidelines, which caught the
attention of the mice, then why shall they lose their right to live and AI
staff go free.
It is also
being said that the mice would have caused much damage to the aircraft by
cutting the aircraft wires which would have led to any disaster. That is a real
serious threat to the lives of passengers. Mice must pay for being a territory
which is forbidden for them.
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