Omar Abdullah's flight landed in Jaipur instead of Delhi, J&K CM angry, said- 'At 1 am I...'

Omar Abdullah: Flight to Delhi, but destination became Jaipur. Indigo flight carrying Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah suddenly landed in Jaipur instead of Delhi, due to which CM Abdullah himself looked very angry.

Let us tell you that this entire incident happened when an Indigo flight left from Jammu for Delhi. But due to the crowd of flights at Delhi airport, there was no place to land at that time, due to which the flight was diverted to Jaipur instead of Delhi, where it landed at around 1 am late night.

Omar Abdullah got angry with the delay and inconvenience

After waiting for some time at Jaipur airport, the flight left for Delhi again at 2 am and finally landed at Delhi airport. But CM Omar Abdullah got very angry with this delay and inconvenience. He expressed his anger on the social media platform X.

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Condemnation of the system of Delhi airport

He condemned the Delhi airport by posting. He said that after being in the air for three hours, we were diverted to Jaipur and now I am standing on the stairs of the plane at 1 am enjoying the fresh air. I don't know when we will get out of here.

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This is operational chaos - Omar Abdullah

CM Omar Abdullah directly called it "operational chaos" and raised concern on the chaos spread at Delhi airport. His sharp reaction has also created a stir on social media, where people are giving their own reactions about the condition of the airport and the facilities of the passengers.

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Summary

Now all eyes are on what clarification or response comes from the Airport Authority or Indigo. But at the moment, one thing is clear that this flight of Omar Abdullah did not take him directly to the destination, but took him amidst the flaws of a system, which is probably becoming an everyday problem for common passengers as well.