New Delhi, Dec 28 In a press release quoting AISATS spokesperson Sanjay Gupta, CEO, AISATS on the Human Trafficking ‘incident at Delhi Airport the company has responding by stating that “AISATS was part of an operation to uncover and prevent a human trafficking racket operating at Delhi Airport in collaboration with the Delhi Airport Authority and CISF on December 27, 2023. Three individuals attempted to illegally migrate, and one of them was apprehended during the operation. Subsequently, the staff involved in supporting the illegal activities were suspended from services and promptly handed over to the Delhi Police for further legal action.
As a responsible organization, AISATS remains unwavering in its commitment to maintaining the integrity of our operations, upholding the highest standards of safety, legality, and ethical conduct at all times. This collaborative effort underscores our ongoing vigilance and proactive stance in ensuring the well-being and security of all individuals within our operational purview. We will continue to work with the relevant authorities and support this investigation to its conclusion.”
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