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Kerala orders inquiry after protocol lapse causes opposition leader to miss flight

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Kerala opposition leader Pinarayi Vijayan missed his scheduled flight from Delhi to Kerala due to a protocol failure by officials. Despite arriving at the airport well in advance, his travel plans were not confirmed with the airline by the responsible staff. The Kerala government has ordered a formal inquiry into the incident and pledged disciplinary action against those at fault. Vijayan was ultimately able to travel to Kannur on a later flight.

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