A SpiceJet staffer at Srinagar airport, Mudassir Ahmed, recounts an assault by an army officer. The altercation began over the officer's excess cabin baggage, which weighed 16 kilos, more than double the allowed limit.

A new unverified video has surfaced, suggesting a SpiceJet staffer initiated an assault on an Army officer at Srinagar airport, directly contradicting the airline's earlier statement

The staff members “suffered a spinal fracture and serious jaw injuries after being attacked with punches, repeated kicks and a queue stand.”

The Indian Army on Sunday issued a statement after the video of an army officer assaulting SpiceJet airline staffers at Srinagar International Airport went viral, and said that it is fully committed to maintaining discipline in civil spaces.

SpiceJet employees assaulted by senior Army officer over excess baggage, sustaining serious injuries, leading to legal action.

Mudasir Ahmad, who was left with a spinal fracture after the incident, recounted in detail how a routine baggage check spiraled into a violent attack.

An Indian army officer on Sunday was booked for allegedly assaulting four airport employees at Srinagar Airport on July 26 after they asked him to pay an excess baggage fee, Indian outlet The Times of India (TOI) reported.

An Army official allegedly “grievously assaulted” four SpiceJet employees at Srinagar Airport on July 26, 2025, after they asked him to pay.

A senior army officer faces an FIR for allegedly assaulting SpiceJet staff over baggage fees at Srinagar airport; both sides filed complaints.

The officer allegedly kicked, punched and hit staff with a queue stand after refusing to pay excess baggage fees, leaving one with a spinal fracture & others with jaw injuries.

Police in Indian-administered Kashmir have opened an investigation against an Indian army officer for assaulting an airline's staff, after he was asked to pay for excess baggage. The incident took place on 26 July at the Srinagar airport but made headlines over the weekend,