'Touch Her Feet!': IndiGo Employee Quits 'Dream Job' Over 'Humiliating' Punishment For Not Wearing Tie | WATCH

A man has alleged that he resigned from his "dream job" at IndiGo after a senior told him to touch his supervisor's feet for turning up to work without wearing a tie at Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru.

Former IndiGo ground staffer Mohammad Jamshid Y expressed his ordeal in a social media video, saying, “You only see the good part of boarding the flight, check-in counter, everything. You don't know the pressure what staffs are facing.”

Jamshid narrated, "I'll tell what happened with me. I went to terminal for terminal check, I was not having the tie. So...sir came and asked me, where is your tie? I told, I forgot...I am so sorry."

'Asked Me To Touch My Colleague's Feet!'

The alleged that despite repeatedly apologising for his mistake, the director refused to accept his apology and told him to touch his supervisor's feet.

“He made the statement that touch her feet.”

He expressed shock that his senior could asked him to do such a thing: “Literally my director asked me to touch my colleague's feet for apologising. I don't know what's wrong with him, I don't know…” He said that when he refused to touch his colleague's feet, the director asked him to “get out” of the terminal.

“They could have called me to the chamber office, back office, wherever and could have scolded me, could have sent an email in a good way, professional way. But he didn't do that.”

‘Justice Is Not Served’

Jamshid stated that he wrote an email to the Complaints and Ethics department of IndiGo.

Despite raising the issue, the man stated that justice was not served: “They…called me and asked me what happened, what went wrong. I told them everything. So they told someone to check the CCTV to see our presence, where nothing found it seems. I will tell you one thing, in terminal 1 counter area, there are 3000 plus CCTVs and they found nothing. I don't know what to say. He is a director, I am just an executive staff. So anything can happen. I feel like justice is not served. Whatever he did was not right."

‘Don’t Compromise With Self-Respect'

Wrapping up the video, Jamshid said, "This is my last day wearing this uniform."

He also advised the people watching him to never compromise with their self-respect, dignity for anything.

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