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FIR against former Go First board for alleged fraud over post-insolvency ticket sales

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Jagriti Chandra
FIR against former Go First board for alleged fraud over post-insolvency ticket sales
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Police in Ernakulam have filed an FIR against the board of directors of the defunct airline Go First for alleged fraud. The complaint claims the airline continued selling tickets after initiating insolvency proceedings, causing financial loss to passengers.

The Ernakulam Police have registered an FIR against the entire board of directors of the erstwhile Go First, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and two online travel booking portals over allegations that they continued to sell tickets for travel on the airline for almost two weeks after it had initiated the process of seeking voluntary insolvency in 2023, allegedly defrauding millions of passengers.

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