Woman Asks Vistara Why Veg Meals Called 'Hindu' & Non-Veg Meals 'Muslim'
In a post on X, Journalist Aarti Tikoo Singh tagged Vistara and asked why the vegetarian meal is called 'Hindu meal' and chicken meal called 'Muslim meal' on their flights.
Further, she also questioned the airline as to who told them that all Hindus are vegetarian and all Muslims are non-vegetaria ?
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Further, she asked if they were going to communalise vegetables, chicken and passengers on a flight too?" I was so shocked by this pathetic behavior that I booked both meals to defy your order."
The journalist also tagged Ministry of Civil Aviation in her post and urged to inquire.
Tikko's post is going viral with nearly 200 comments and over 600 reposts.
Vikram Sood, whose X bio reads formerly headed R&AW and currently Adviser, ORF, termed it as absurd and dangerous descriptions.
“So now we have meals based on religions? Wow!! @DGCAIndia please stop this practice immediately,” said one more user.
“This is totally inexplicable and misleading. They must withdraw this classification earliest possible,” posted Anup Jaiswal.
Airline Veteran explains meal codesHowever, another X user pointed out that a Hindu Meal (HNML) is not necessarily a Veg meal and shared a few general meal codes.
"FYI in general aviation parlance, a Hindu Meal (HNML) is NOT necessarily a Veg meal - it could be a Non Veg meal that is not Halal. Similarly a Moslem meal (MOML) is a Non Vegetarian meal that is HALAL," said Sanjay Lazar, CEO, Avialaz. Legal Disclaimer:
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