5 out of 10 directors of Mcmitrip directly relations with 'China': Founder of Egmatrip

New -Delhi, May 16 (IANS). Easmistrip founder Nishant Pitti on Friday accused the competitive online travel and hospitality giant Memmatyrip for jeopardizing the Travel Data of the Indian Army. He claimed that “the McMitrip board has direct relations with five of the 10 directors to China, including important appointments made by Chinese company Trip.com.” According to Pitti, “three of the four most strategic board committees in McMistrip are led by directors who clearly have Chinese relations, which have an inconsistent impact on important decisions”. He said in a statement: “Mcmitrip can reject it by calling it a wrong allegation, but if national security is at stake, it’s not an option to keep quiet.” The founder of the Ezmitrip further said: “The appointment of a new director on May 14, 2025 did not make a major change. A single reform on the board could not hide the deep roots of the Chinese -returned effect, it still forms the dynamics of the council and the committee.” Pitti shared for the first time on the social media platform ‘X’ that the Indian Armed Forces book tickets by travel platforms in China, which record defenses, routes and date. Our enemies know what place our soldiers fly. He also attached screenshots of the McMistrip platform, which shows that army officers get special discounts on the fair, which should give them their defenses to take advantage of. He said: ‘I attach screenshots to highlight this error. It must now be corrected. ‘ Mcmitrip rejected the allegations as ‘wrong allegations’. Meanwhile, McMistrip and EZmitrip have reported a major decline in the number of Indian tourists and massive cancellation in the number of Indian tourists who want to visit Turki and Azerbaijan due to the anti -Indian attitude during Operation Sindoor. Pitti said the trulkes of Turki were canceled by tourists at 22 percent and Azerbaijan tickets on the company’s portal. He requested the passengers to prevent them from traveling to Turki and Azerbaijan due to an open support from both countries for Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. -Ians skt/gkt