Veteran cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle has slammed Aviation company IndiGo for their services after he called them out over poor services. The on-dir commentator, who is currently active in the IPL 2025 season and calling the games, has called out the airline operators for allegedly following a Passenger Last policy, which has sparked a lot of chatter over social media over the airline's inability to cater for the customers.Airline companies have been a subject of scrutiny these days, and budget carriers like Air India and IndiGo Airlines have come under fire multiple times for their poor service towards passengers. Cricket Commentator Harsha Bhogle recently vented his frustration over the delays made by the airline after getting on board for the flight.While Harsha Bhogle did not flag the exact reason for his frustration with the airlines, the veteran commentator expressed that he would be inviting the IndiGo officials for dinner and would ask them to stand outside the door until the food was laid on the table. He called out their services were rude all the time. "One day I am going to invite people from @IndiGo6E home for dinner and ask them to wait outside the door till the table is laid and the food is cooked. #Rude. Always #IndigoFirstPassengerLast," Harsha Bhogle tweeted on 'X' [Formerly Twitter].Also Read: IPL 2025: Riyan Parag Joins Virat Kohli In Elite List As The 23-Year-Old Leads Rajasthan Royal Against Sunrisers HyderabadAviation Company IndiGo was quick to respond to Harsha Bhogle, and they have apologized for the inconvenience which has been caused. They pointed out that the plane had to wait for a brief period due to them providing wheelchair assistance to some people boarding the flight."Remote bay boarding can sometimes take a little longer due to ongoing vehicular and aircraft movement on the tarmac," the budget airline responded to Bhogle's tweet on 'X'.Harsha Bhogle will be seen continuing his legacy as the 'Voice of Indian Cricket' throughout the IPL 2025 season across various matches. Also Read: 'A Plane With No Pilots': Former Australian Batter David Warner Slams Air India For Poor Service, Airline Responds