Turkish -based Celi Aviation transferred the High Court to the Center’s ‘Vagu’, which is the reason for cancellation of security approval. Bharat News

New Delhi: Turkish -based aviation firm Celebi on Friday filed a case to cancel the government’s move security clearanceThe decision to claim was based on “vague” National security Anxiety without any alleged justification.In the filing seen by Reuters on 16 May, Celebi Airport Services India asked the Delhi High Court to separate the decision, arguing that it would affect 3,791 jobs and investors confidence, and was issued without any warning to the company.The company said in the filing, “It has been told about national security without explaining about national security that an organization is unstable in the law.”The order fails to disclose any specific or concrete cause except for “national security” … (this) provides any reason or justification, “it said.The government on Thursday canceled the security approval of Celebi and its affiliated companies citing concerns “in the interest of national security”. This step directly affects the selebi Base operationNine major Indian airports are considered sensitive from a security point of view: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Goa, Cochin and Kannur. Celebi Airport Services India Private Limited (Casipl), along with two other group companies, manages ground handling operations at these places. Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu said in a statement, “The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has canceled the safety approval of the Celebi on the grounds related to national security. There is nothing above the safety of our nation and our fellow citizens. National interest and public safety are paramount and non-transmitted.” He said that efforts are underway to maintain Celebi employees and ensure passengers and cargo services at affected airports. This order, which takes immediate effect, is widely seen as a message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration, which is believed to support Pakistan that the countries will face economic results. During Operation Sindor, Pakistan allegedly used Turkish-Mool drone in attacks on Indian cities, triggering diplomatic results. Between the growing public backlash, Turkish business is also feeling heat in India. Tour operators have reported widely canceling Türkiye’s visit, while protests have been held against Turkish products such as marble and apple. Meanwhile, Celebi has denied any link to Suumi Erdoan, daughter of Turkish President Recep Tayip Erdoan, which reported a stake in the company. Sumiya is married to Selek Baycutter, president of Selker, who is allegedly the creator of a drone used by Pakistan. After the announcement of ending its contract with Casipl by Delhi Airport officials, concerns were reduced to probable disruption at Indian airports and assured constant smooth operations and staff retention. Most of the major airports in India work with several ground handling service providers. In Delhi, Bird Flight Services (BFS) and AISATS are active at the Air India Sats Airport. Bengaluru is served by AISATS and Globground India, while Kochi has BFS, AI Airport Services Limited (AIASL), and Ageal (run by IndiGo). Ground handling companies are responsible for a range of services of important airports, including goods and cargo loading, passenger check-in and boarding, fuel, maintenance aid, cleaning and aircraft guiding aircraft on a aircraft.