Mangaluru: Viral post claims men posing as CISF personnel used passenger to 'test staff'


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Jan 27: A post is making waves in the social media, in which it is alleged that a passenger traveling to and from Mangaluru International Airport was used as a pawn to check the efficiency of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) staff deployed at the airport to carry out the security check of travellers.

A certain lady posted the message on Facebook about three or four days ago. It is mentioned in the post that message was forwarded from some other group. Since then, the post has been making the rounds in Facebook and WhatsApp.

The viral post states, "Forward from a group:Something serious happened with my daughter at Mangalore airport today. After taking boarding pass at Mangalore Airport she was approached by 2 CISF plain clothesmen. They asked her to keep a packet in her bag and said that they wanted to check whether their staff at security gate is working ok or not. She asked them for their IDs which they showed. She, however, declined to do so."

The post also alerts the public to be vigilant about such fake officers.

"When she told this to me, I called up a CISF officer posted in Ahmedabad as Commandant ONGC. She said that they never do such exercises using passengers. Please advise children to be careful of this racket," it said.

The message does not give information on the date of the incident.

When contacted, CISF office in Mangaluru also clarified that such exercises are not carried out, and said that only the passenger's bag was checked as per procedure. "For security reasons, we asked for her bag only for checking, which is a normal procedure. We gave her back the bag thereafter," an officer at CISF Mangaluru told daijiworld.

  

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  • NN, NN

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    This is a National Security issue. NIA should get to the root of it tracing the original message and find out the truth. There are cameras which can be helpful to identify those agents, if the story is true.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    Such things should be taken very serious.People in plain clothes?ID cant reveal that they are officers or not.Nowadays everyone can make one copy with help of modern technic.she could have asked them what was inside.but never mind she did everything right,declined.Otherwise either she would have been in trouble either in mangalore airport or in a country she will be travelling.may be it was some drugs to be carried?or any God forgive me,explosive s?would explod in air?whether these test CISF personnel were true or bogus,everyone should be careful in future.One never know what comes as next.

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  • dominic-dsouza-Rudy, mudarangady mauritius

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    goalmall again

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  • Peacelover, India

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    "When contacted, CISF office in Mangaluru also clarified that such exercises are not carried out, and said that only the passenger's bag was checked as per procedure. "
    How does CISF know that the viral message relates to the girl's bag they checked. Looks like the incident is true.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    Fellow citizens,
    Be alert against all kinds of Fekugiri of the highest extent plaguing India.

    Jai Hind!!

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  • Alex correa, Shirva Dubai

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    Such tests are conducted in many part of the world but only using airport staff but not passenger. What if the package was containing Banned substance and people who handed over are not accepting !!!! Passengers needs to be alert all times

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    FAKE is now a way of Life.
    Thanks to ...

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  • Nithya, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    Very serious matter. They must investigate.

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  • subhash chandra, Mangalore UAE

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    Wait what ? if CISF wanted to conduct a drill to check security of system they may use their own selected people from their own department, they will not use passengers for this.

    as per mobile screenshot T-Mobile is US based ISP. what it was doing here at mangalore airport

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  • SG, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 27 2018

    It clearly says the incident happened with her 'daughter'.

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