New Delhi: Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad, who is facing criticism for his alleged unruly behaviour with an Air India staffer, on Thursday arrived in the Parliament and is expected to share his side of story in front of the house.

Gaikwad speaking at the Parliament said that he was ready to apologise to the Parliament if he's hurt it but not to the Air India official whom he had assaulted during a recent travel in the airlines.

The Shiv Sena party, backing its MP, accused the media for being biased in the treatment of the Ravindra Gaikwad episode.

Shiv Sena leader Anandrao Adsul said that the Shiv Sena would not keep quiet and hence, it had moved an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha.

"The media spoilt the whole thing. It only reported one side of the story and Gaikwad's version was totally ignored. We have given an adjournment motion to be considered. We cannot sit quietly," ANI quoted Adsul as saying.

The Sena MP from Maharashtra's Osmanabad came into limelight due to the recent incident where he assaulted an Air India staffer by beating him with his slipper and was later banned by major airlines.

Air India and six private airlines banned the 56-year-old MP from flying as he refused to apologise for the incident that triggered nationwide outrage.