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A new twist has emerged in the July 26 Srinagar airport assault case involving a senior Army officer and SpiceJet staff. While earlier viral videos showed a brutal attack on the airline employees—leading to serious injuries and an FIR by SpiceJet—newly surfaced CCTV footage now suggests that the SpiceJet staff may have initiated the confrontation. The footage shows employees advancing toward the officer before the scuffle broke out. The incident occurred at the boarding gate of flight SG-386 after a dispute over excess cabin baggage. Authorities are now reviewing the case in light of the conflicting video evidence.#spicejet #srinagarairport #armyofficer #cctvfootage #assaultcase #spicejetstaff #flightviolence #airportcontroversy #newevidence #policeinvestigation #toi #toibharat
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