ahmedabad rahul grover 37 a new delhi resident whose unruly behaviour had forced emergency landing of a delhigoa indigo flight in ahmedabad in 2015 was acquitted of all charges by a local court on thursdayan additional chief metropolitan magistrate n s siddiqui acquitted grover by giving him the benefit of doubt because the prosecution could not place substantial evidence following an untidy probe on part of local policethe incident took place on march 16 2015 after the plane took off from delhi grover allegedly harassed an air hostess and stormed into the cockpit he was repeatedly asked to take his seat but he allegedly kept on behaving indecently with a crew member the crew and the captain decided on emergency landing in ahmedabad where grover was arrested and charged for indecent behaviour in public he was booked under sections 294b of the indian penal code ipc for verbal abuse of a crew member in public as well as under sections 110 and 117 of the gujarat police act for his indecent behaviourduring trial it turned out that the investigator did not supply the cctv footage of the incident the prosecution directly brought the flight captain in the witness box but the police had never recorded his statement earlierthe police could not either secure statements of three witnesses cited in the chargesheet or produce them before the court for recording their testimony in absence of credible witnesses and documentary evidence the defence demolished the case against grover who claimed that he was framed in the case