Saturday, August 12, 2006

UK identifies Jet employee as terror suspect

New Delhi/Mumbai: The terror plot in
London now has an India angle. A Pakistan-born British national, Amin Asmin Tariq, an employee with India’s Jet Airways, was on Friday named as one of the 19 suspects identified by the UK for plotting to blow up airplanes.
Though Jet Airways refused to comment on the matter, sources confirmed that Tariq, a Jet employee based in London, has been arrested for plotting to carry explosives into the airport.
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Jet Airways suspends arrested
employee
Delhi/Mumbai: Asmin Tariq, arrested by the
British
police for his suspected involvement in
the terror
threat on Thursday, who's an employee
of Jet Airways
is being suspended by the airline
having not reported
for duty for the past couple
of days. According to an
official statement issued
by the airline today, the
suspension is pending a
full investigation.

12/08/06 Business Standard
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Tariq started working for Jet as a contract employee through G4 Securi Course, a UK-based company that provides security and passenger facilitation to a number of airlines, including British Airways.
"Jet Airways cancelled the contract with the company in March, but as per a UK law, the airline had to absorb some of the contract employees." Tariq became an employee of the airline in April.
12/08/06 Times of India


UK Terror Plot: How it affects India:
(More reports)
Dos and Don'ts for air travel
'Long-term effects' for Asian passengers
Airports fortified to foil any terrorist attack
Security costs to hit airlines
Airlines question ban on carry-on items
Delayed flights leave passengers confused
Even shoes scanned at Kolkata airport
Red alert at Delhi airport
Mumbai’s airports under extra security cover
Security stepped up at all airports
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