Milind Deora reacts to viral video of passengers' heated argument on IndiGo flight

Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora reacted to a viral IndiGo flight altercation video and called for stronger action against unruly passengers. He said the incident showed India must urgently strengthen its no-fly framework in line with global practices.Milind Deora reacts to viral video of passengers' heated argument on IndiGo flight (Photos: @milinddeora/X)Shiv Sena Member of Parliament (MP) Milind Deora reacted to the viral video of an IndiGo flight altercation, calling for stronger measures to deal with unruly behaviour on flights and urging India to strengthen its no-fly framework.Deora shared his views on the incident in a post on his official X account, where he spoke about the need for stricter action against passengers who create disturbances onboard aircraft.The reaction came after a video from an IndiGo flight went viral on social media, showing a heated argument between passengers inside the aircraft. In the footage, several passengers were seen standing and yelling at each other as the situation escalated.During the confrontation, a woman was also seen hitting a man standing in front of her, while other passengers watched the argument unfold. Watch the video here:VIRAL VIDEO | A verbal argument between a few passengers inside an IndiGo flight has gone viral on social media.Watch the videosaloniii.xoxo pic.twitter.com/ZvvsliMan9— contentkikamii (@contentkikamii) July 27, 2026As he shared his thoughts on the incident, Milind Deora also wrote that aviation required a higher level of responsibility compared to other modes of transport, as there was little room for mistakes when it came to passenger safety. "Aviation is unlike any other mode of transport in that there is no margin for error," he wrote, adding that the recent IndiGo incident emphasised the need for India to strengthen its no-fly framework in line with global practices.He also urged Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu to consider the matter urgently.Take a look at his post here:Aviation is unlike any other mode of transport in that there is no margin for error. The recent #IndiGo incident reinforces the need for India to strengthen its no-fly framework in line with global best practices. Urging Minister @RamMNK ji to consider this urgently.@MoCA_GoI https://t.co/zztR0bHJgL— Milind Deora | (@milinddeora) July 28, 2026The post led to discussions among social media users, with many agreeing that unruly passenger behaviour needs stricter consequences.Some users said incidents involving fights and disruptions inside aircraft can put fellow passengers and crew members at risk, while others called for clearer guidelines on handling such situations.- EndsPublished By: Yashna TalwarPublished On: Jul 28, 2026 16:52 IST