Ahmedabad aviation fraud: More students join stir

Few more students of International Institute of Flying Staff joined their seniors to demand either jobs or a refund of their fee from the institute. Some students of the 2010 batch also joined in the second day of the protest against the director of the institute, Capt. Sunil Singh.

The students have alleged that they were charged Rs60,000 for training for a career as air steward and stewardess and were promised 100% job guarantee. But so far the institute has failed to provide them with any job.

On the second day of the protest, Navrangpura police was once again called to the institute by the director. The policemen, who came to the scene, again persuaded the students to go and file a complaint in the matter.

The students, who approached the Navrangpura police, were then asked to go and seek the police commissioner's help in the matter. "We went to the commissioner's office to request that our complaint be taken at the Navrangpura police station," said a student who went to meet the commissioner.

Another student who went to the police commissioner's office said they couldn't meet the top cop. "We then decided to meet JCP Sector-I Ajay Tomar. But he too was busy in a meeting. But the JCP still managed to direct the Navrangpura police to act on our complaint." JCP Tomar could not be contacted for his comments.
Sources in the Navrangpura police said they have taken note of the student's application and have called both the parties to resolve the issue.