<p>Mumbai: A case has been registered against a 38-year-old man after he smoked inside the lavatory of a Mumbai-bound flight from Delhi, police said on June 28.</p><p>The incident took place on Wednesday evening on an IndiGo flight from the country's national capital to the financial capital, the official said.</p><p>The flight, carrying 176 passengers, took off from Delhi airport around 5.15 pm. About 50 minutes before landing at Mumbai airport, a passenger named Khalil Kajammul Khan, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, went to the toilet, he said.</p>.Woman onboard IndiGo's Varanasi-Mumbai flight booked for abusing cabin crew.<p>The cabin crew was alerted by smoke sensors after Khan smoked a cigarette inside the toilet, the official said.</p><p>When he came out, the crew members inspected the lavatory and found a matchstick and a cigarette stub. They informed their superiors about the findings, the official said. Upon being questioned by the crew members, Khan also admitted to smoking inside the lavatory, he said.</p><p>After the plane landed at Mumbai airport, the matter was reported to security personnel and Khan was taken to Sahar police station. A case has been registered against him under the Indian Penal Code and Aircraft Rules, the official added. </p>
<p>Mumbai: A case has been registered against a 38-year-old man after he smoked inside the lavatory of a Mumbai-bound flight from Delhi, police said on June 28.</p><p>The incident took place on Wednesday evening on an IndiGo flight from the country's national capital to the financial capital, the official said.</p><p>The flight, carrying 176 passengers, took off from Delhi airport around 5.15 pm. About 50 minutes before landing at Mumbai airport, a passenger named Khalil Kajammul Khan, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, went to the toilet, he said.</p>.Woman onboard IndiGo's Varanasi-Mumbai flight booked for abusing cabin crew.<p>The cabin crew was alerted by smoke sensors after Khan smoked a cigarette inside the toilet, the official said.</p><p>When he came out, the crew members inspected the lavatory and found a matchstick and a cigarette stub. They informed their superiors about the findings, the official said. Upon being questioned by the crew members, Khan also admitted to smoking inside the lavatory, he said.</p><p>After the plane landed at Mumbai airport, the matter was reported to security personnel and Khan was taken to Sahar police station. A case has been registered against him under the Indian Penal Code and Aircraft Rules, the official added. </p>