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Bengaluru Man Shouts ‘Allahu Akbar' on UK Flight; Family Says He Has History of Mental Illness

Bengaluru Man Shouts ‘Allahu Akbar' on UK Flight; Family Says He Has History of Mental Illness

Time of India2 days ago
A 41-year-old Bengaluru-origin man, Abhay Devadas Nayak, was arrested in Glasgow after causing panic aboard an easyJet flight by shouting slogans like "Allahu Akbar" and "Death to Trump." Identified as a schizophrenia patient, Nayak was restrained mid-air by passengers and crew. He claimed he wanted to protest Trump's presence in Scotland. UK authorities charged him with endangering flight safety, though Indian police sources say he may be deported without charges. Nayak's family, based in Bengaluru, confirmed his psychiatric condition.#abhaynayak #easyjet #ukflightscare #bengalurumannabroad #trumpprotest #glasgowincident #flightscare #mentalhealthawareness #schizophrenia #aircraftsafety #nriarrest #indianabroad #airnavigationorder #ukaviationsecurity #bengalurunews
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