SriLankan Airlines says fraud has been committed at its Chennai office involving about ₹2.2 crore (₹22 million). In a statement issued on Saturday, the airline alleges that the wrongdoing is linked to its Indian staff. The airline says the alleged fraud is carried out by altering invoices, payment details and signatures. It adds that it has contacted Indian law enforcement regarding the matter. According to the airline, investigations are ongoing to recover the loss and determine the extent of the alleged irregularities. The Sri Lankan flag carrier does not provide further details on specific individuals or the timeline of the alleged acts in the available reports. Both outlets present the same core claims: the estimated amount involved, the Chennai office location, the allegation of staff involvement, the nature of the alleged document and payment manipulation, and that Indian authorities have been informed and are part of the inquiry.