In a bid to avert any incident after the threat of the hijacking of the plane of India, an alert has been sounded at Delhi and other major airports in the country. The steps have been taken after an anonymous call to a Kolkata-based booking office of Air India as reported by media sources.
According to sources, a threat was observed to an alert from intelligence agencies that Air India flights between Delhi and Kabul could be hijacked, following which it launched anti-hijacking measures and carried out anti-sabotage checks of the flights.
In a bid to avert any mishaps, team have been started continue to precautionary action and security have been beefed up.
Amid the all security, it has taken some extra precautionary measures for flights on Delhi-Kabul sector. Senior government functionaries visiting Kabul also take Air India flights.
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