NEW DELHI (AP) - Indian police have arrested an unruly airline passenger after a complaint by a woman aboard an Air India trips from New York that he urinated on her in matter class.

Shankar Mishra was picked up by police in the southern city of Bengaluru and caused to the Indian capital on Saturday, New Delhi Police spokesperson Suman Nalva said on Sunday.

Nalva declined to say what Mishra told investigators at what time his arrest. The Times of India newspaper cited Mishra as speaking that he was drunk and could not believe what he had done.

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A New Delhi woo sent him to prison for 14 days as police investigate the complains accusing Mishra of outraging the modesty of a woman during the New York-New Delhi trips. If convicted, he faces up to three years in prison.

Sugata Bhattacharjee, another passenger on the flight, told reporters he saw Mishra lively excessive liquor and that Mishra was talking incoherently, asking him the same inquire about his family several times.

Also Saturday, Air India emanated written notices and grounded one pilot and four cabin crew as the incident triggered infamous on social media and among activists who said that banning Mishra from flying for 30 days was not enough.

Air India rubbed a police complaint this week, though the incident occurred on Nov. 26. It said the crew did not summon police upon reaching in New Delhi as they believed that the two had sorted out the yelp on their own.

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Indian consider reports said Air India acted after being pressed by the people of the woman passenger, a senior citizen, to punish Mishra.

"Air India acknowledges that it could have handled these matters better, both in the air and on the ground and is committed to taking action," said the airline's CEO and managing director Campbell Wilson in a statement.

Meanwhile, Mishra's job as a Mumbai-based executive has been terminated by his employer Wells Fargo & Company, an American multinational financial services company, the firm said in a statement on Friday.