Redditor 'Fooled' by CISF Officer at Delhi Airport, Loses Rs 10K Power Bank

• A Redditor claims a CISF officer at Delhi Airport forced him to leave his Rs 10,000 Anker 537 power bank, citing capacity limits.
• The 24000 mAh power bank (approx. 88-90 Wh) was actually within the 100 Wh limit for cabin baggage, as the user later discovered.
• The officer allegedly refused to explain rules, asked personal questions, and pressured the Redditor to choose between leaving the device or missing his flight.
• The Redditor felt "taken for a fool" and was upset about being misled, as no proper explanation or receipt was given.
• The article also mentions a travel hack by Rajiv Makhni advising travelers to keep valuables in a bag on the security tray to prevent theft.

Why It Matters: Traveler loses Rs 10K power bank due to alleged misinformation by CISF officer at Delhi Airport.