'How I was welcomed back to India': Kashmiri Yana Mir now alleges harassment over empty Louis Vuitton bags at Delhi airport
Delhi airport after return from London. Yana Mir alleged that she was needlessly harassed by the airport customs official for having empty Louis Vuitton bags in her baggage. She shared the video of the incident on X, formerly Twitter.
In the video, she can be seen having argument with customs officials about empty bags and alleging that the customs officials were trying to levy a duty on shopping bags and demanding bills for the bags. She can be heard saying she was 'treated as a smuggler' at the airport.
«What I said in London about India: I am FREE AND SAFE IN INDIA
How I was welcomed back to India
Madam scan your bag, open your bag, why you have louis vuitton shopping bags? Did you pay for them? Where are the bills???? What Londeners think of me: INDIAN MEDIA WARRIOR What Delhi customs thinks of me: Brand Smuggler," she posted on social media.
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The post ignited a debate on X, in which some user also highlighted that the officers were just doing their duty, while Mir defending that it could have been done more politely.
«Yana, whereas I think these people are so busy with their jobs and duties, because of that sometimes they fail to recognise true nationalists like you, exactly like every kashmiri is not a terrorist and every sardar is not a khalistani,it happens sometimes, so please don't mind,» said one user.
«For those who r trying to defend saying „its their right to
