- Waris Ahluwalia, 41, who appeared in The Grand Budapest Hotel, was scheduled to fly from Mexico City to NY City Monday morning Feb 08,2016
- He was banned from boarding plane for wearing article of faith
- Ahluwalia said screeners asked him to remove his turban, but he refused
- He is now refusing to leave Mexico City airport, asking for three demands
- Ahluwalia wants an apology from AeroMexico, Sikh awareness training for airport security, and training to screen passengers with religious items
- AeroMexico spokesperson said in email to Daily Mail airline regretted causing 'any inconvenience'
- In 2013, Ahluwalia, who is also a model and jewelry designer, became first Sikh man to appear in ad campaign for GAP
Monday, February 8, 2016
Sikh actor barred from boarding plane because of his turban now refusing to fly home until three demands are met
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