"Three times this time, I have been subject to unprovoked rudeness by an @IndiGo6E staffer. Different people, different airports, same airline. Absolutely shocking," Guha tweeted.
He said he does not normally use Twitter as a means of consumer redressal, but did so as the same airline misbehaved thrice in a single week.
"Friends and family also confirm that rudeness has become a habit with @IndiGo6E," he said.
The airline declined to comment on Guha's allegations.
Earlier this month, IndiGo was at the centre of a controversy after a video showing one of its staff members allegedly manhandling a passenger went viral.
The government has also asked regulatory body Directorate General of Civil Aviation to probe the incident.
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