Mohammad Jamshid Y, a former IndiGo ground staff, was asked to touch his supervisor's feet to apologise for not wearing a tie. He deemed the request degrading and refused. He said such a demand was degrading and had no place in a professional work environment, and subsequently resigned.
Mohammad Jamshid Y, a former IndiGo ground staff, was asked to touch his supervisor's feet to apologise for not wearing a tie. He deemed the request degrading and refused. He said such a demand was degrading and had no place in a professional work environment, and subsequently resigned.
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Mohammad Jamshid Y, a former IndiGo ground staff, was asked to touch his supervisor's feet to apologise for not wearing a tie. He deemed the request degrading and refused. He said such a demand was degrading and had no place in a professional work environment, and subsequently resigned.
