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Kempegowda International Airport police arrested an airport staffer after a South Korean woman alleged sexual harassment during a security check, with CCTV footage corroborating her complaint.

Bengaluru airport staff arrested for sexually harassing South Korean woman

Kempegowda International Airport police arrested an airport staffer after a South Korean woman alleged sexual harassment during a security check, with CCTV footage corroborating her complaint.

The Kempegowda International Airport (KIAL) police have arrested an airport staffer following a complaint by a South Korean national who alleged sexual harassment during a security check at Bengaluru airport.
According to police, the incident occurred on January 19 when the woman had arrived at the airport to travel to South Korea. Acting on her complaint, the airport police registered a case and took the accused into custody.
&ldquo;An incident of sexual harassment of a South Korean woman under the pretext of inspection has been reported at the Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru. An airport staffer has been arrested for sexually harassing a foreign woman who had come to the airport to travel to Korea,&rdquo; police said.
As per the complaint, the accused allegedly claimed that a beeping sound was coming from the woman&rsquo;s bag during ticket inspection and asked her to undergo a separate check. He then took her to the men&rsquo;s toilet, where he allegedly touched her inappropriately under the pretext of inspection.
&ldquo;The staffer said that a beeping sound was coming from the woman's bag and asked her to be checked separately. He took the woman to the men's toilet. There, he touched her inappropriately under the pretext of inspection,&rdquo; the police said.
The woman reportedly protested strongly against the actions, but the accused allegedly continued the search, forcibly hugged her, touched her private parts, and then walked away after saying, &ldquo;Okay, thank you.&rdquo;
Following the incident, the woman approached airport security personnel, who immediately detained the accused and handed him over to the airport police. Police said CCTV footage from the airport corroborated the sequence of events described in the complaint.
&ldquo;The CCTV footage confirmed the same. The Kempegowda Airport Police have registered a case against the accused, and he has been arrested. Investigation is underway,&rdquo; police said, adding that a case has been registered under Section 75 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
The police said further investigation into the matter is ongoing.

Bengaluru International Airport revoked entry fees for vehicles after protests and online backlash. Fees included Rs 150 for up to 7 minutes and higher charges for longer stays

Bengaluru airport suspends entry fees for vehicles following backlash from passengers, drivers

<h2>Bengaluru International Airport revoked entry fees for vehicles after protests and online backlash. Fees included Rs 150 for up to 7 minutes and higher charges for longer stays</h2>

The Bengaluru International Airport Ltd (BIAL) has revoked its decision to impose entry fees on vehicles, reported Moneycontrol. As per the report, BIAL suspended the move to impose entry fee for arrival pickups following protests from drivers and backlash from passengers as well as online outrage on Monday
<h3>No entry fees</h3>
The report also quoted agitated citizens who called the move, "daylight robbery". Protesting the decision, cab drivers had also planned to stage a protest from Begur Road to the arrival pickup point on May 22, demanding a rollback.&nbsp;
The airport on Monday imposed entry fees of Rs 150 for up to 7 minutes. Beyond that they were to be charged a fee of Rs 300. Private vehicles (whiteboard) were required to pay a fee of Rs 150 for above 7 minutes up to 14 minutes.
Buses were to be charged an entry fee of Rs 600 while tempo travelers were supposed to pay Rs 300. Buses and tempo travelers are allowed to enter through Lane 3 (Terminal 1).
As per Moneycontrol, the airport was planning to collect the entry fee through FASTag, leading to automatic deduction.
The report quoted source from BIAL and said that stay and overstay charges were for vehicles accessing the arrival pickup lanes at Terminal 1 and 2.
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