Archive · 20 Jul 2026
IndiGo Employee Resigns After Alleged Humiliation Over Tie
A man named Mohammad Jamshid used to work for IndiGo, an airline company.
One day, he forgot to wear his tie to work.
His boss asked him to say sorry and then asked him to touch her feet.
This made Jamshid feel very bad and embarrassed.
He decided to quit his job.
He made a video about what happened, and many people watched it and supported him.
IndiGo said they didn't find any proof that this happened.
Jamshid wants to become a pilot one day and is looking for a new job.
Mohammad Jamshid resigned from IndiGo after allegedly being asked to touch his supervisor's feet for not wearing a tie.
The incident occurred on 4 June, and Jamshid resigned on 14 June.
Jamshid posted a video about the incident on Instagram, which went viral with 2.3 million views.
IndiGo denied the allegations, stating no evidence was found to support Jamshid's claims.
Jamshid has a significant Instagram following and aspires to become a pilot.
- Who
- Mohammad Jamshid, a former IndiGo employee
- What
- Resigned after allegedly being asked to touch his supervisor's feet for not wearing a tie
- When
- Incident on 4 June, resignation on 14 June
- Where
- Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru
- Why
- Felt humiliated and unable to endure the situation
- Employee Name
- Mohammad Jamshid
- Company
- IndiGo
- Incident Date
- 4 June
- Resignation Date
- 14 June
- Location
- Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru
- Video Views
- 2.3 million
- Instagram Followers
- 94,000