Seems like aviation atrocities are not going to end anytime soon. Recently, a SkyWest flight got delayed for an hour after a clash broke out between two flight attendants.

Reports said the incident happened on March 12 when the flight was about to take off from Los Angeles to Houston. A video, now-deleted, was shared by a passenger, Ashley Brewer wherein a male flight attendant was seen arguing with his woman colleague after a disagreement.

Reportedly, a woman passenger requested the male flight attendant if she could exchange seats with a person in the economy to sit beside her husband during the journey. The male attendant agreed, however, his colleague refused.

This disagreement triggered the crew members to bicker about the airline’s rules and regulations. Things turned ugly when the female flight attendant decided to leave the aircraft. Further, the gate crew handled the situation and replaced both crew members.

After the incident came to light, the SkyWest flight responded to it and claimed that the airline was not aware of the situation.

The company, in a statement, said it regrets the action of its staff members and also apologised for the inconvenience. It further apologised to the passengers onboard for the delay and informed them that an internal investigation is being conducted in connection to the incident.

A few days back, as many as 30 international passengers flying from Colombo became the victims of a human error at the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru. Reports said the passengers arrived on a Sri Lankan Airlines flight UL 173 and were dropped off at the domestic arrivals bus gate and entered the domestic baggage claim.

The passengers affected were shifted immediately to the international arrivals area for immigration after the airport staff members were alerted by the authorities. The airport spokesperson called it a human error.

Amidst the row between the Centre and the Congress over Rahul Gandhi’s London remarks where Gandhi claimed Democracy to be under attack in India, Union Petrol Minister Hardeep Singh Puri added another jibe at the Congress leader.

Puri in a press conference on Monday countered the Congress leader’s claims by raking up the curb of civil liberties in Indira Gandhi’s era. The Union Minister in his statement at the press conference also demanded an apology from Wayanad MP.

Union Minister in his statement said that a person has the freedom to speak when he goes out of the country, however, he further added and said that along with the freedom comes a great sense of responsibility. He further highlighted that India is the world’s oldest democracy, but the Congress leader says Indian democracy is facing an attack on the basic structure.

The Union Minister, in the press conference, also questioned if Rahul Gandhi remembers that Indira Gandhi invoked article 356 over 150 times to deny a legitimately elected government.

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The row over Rahul Gandhi’s remark on democracy in London continued in the Parliament on Monday as well. As per the reports, pandemonium unraveled in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha as the Centre raised issues of Rahul Gandhi’s speech and demanded apology, whereas, the Opposition parties demanded JPC into the Adani stocks case. Following the bedlam, the houses were adjourned till 2 PM.

A similar predicament was followed previously on Friday where the Centre and the Opposition raised issues according to their concerns. The leaders and ministers of the rulling BJP has been time and time again demanding apology from Rahul Gandhi for his statements about Indian democracy being under attack.

Most recently the 8 Opposition parties also wrote to PM Modi alleging the Centre of using central agencies to crack down on Opposition parties. The letter by the Opposition parties did not include signatories from Congress.

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A video surfaced on the internet where a young boy can be seen impersonating and mimicking Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan. After the video surfaced, it went viral on social media and garnered a lot of praise, well as hilarious takes by the users.

In the video, a boy can be seen talking to a media person and impersonating Shah Rukh Khan. The video shows the boy adorably mimicking the iconic Kiran dialogue from the actor’s older films.

The adorable boy can seen talking to the media person and explaining to them how the voice of Pathaan actor sounds like by drawing parallels between Shah Rukh Khan’s voice and the voice of a sheep.

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Such impersonations of Shah Rukh Khan are quite common, however, the adorable way the young boy put forward his take was lauded by many. Shah Rukh Khan has been amongst the leading men in the industry whose mimicry has become a notion and manier times such SRK himself has come out play a good sport to such mimicry.

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Twitter reactions

After the video of the boy’s mimicry went viral, many users came forward to add their take on the incident as one user wrote and humorously said that the boy’s assessment is factual.

One user also wrote and sarcastically said that the boy’s mimicry is condemnable, implying that the mimicry portrays Shah Rukh Khan’s voice isn’t necessarily this. One user also highlighted how the young boy mispronounced Shah Rukh Khan’s name and added their amusement.

One user also wrote and said that this is a unique kind of way to diss the star actor, implying that impersonation by the child might have been in good spirits but the way the boy explained Shah Rukh Khan’s voice is definitely disrespectful.

One user also wrote and highlighted their amusement at the way the young boy compared Shah Rukh Khan’s voice to the voice of a sheep. One user also wrote that if he was disrespected like they boy allegedly disrespected SRK, he wouldn’t have approved of it.

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