Ahmedabad Plane Crash News: DGCA has demanded an immediate suspension of three Air India employees. Considering the seriousness of the safety violations, it has directed them to be sacked.

An Air India Boeing 787 aircraft crashed in Meghani, a short distance from the Ahmedabad airport in Gujarat. More than 270 people died in the accident. Following the accident, India’s civil aviation regulator, DGCA, has asked Air India to immediately sack three employees for serious safety violations found in the recent Ahmedabad plane crash. The order comes just days after a Boeing 787 8 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on June 12, killing more than 270 people.

Many of the bodies were badly burned and could not be identified, so DNA tests were also conducted on the dead after the accident. Of the 242 passengers on board, only one survived.

DNA matching is underway to identify the bodies. So far, 202 bodies have been identified out of 220 samples. They include 160 Indians, 7 Portuguese, 34 British and 1 Canadian. During the thorough investigation after the accident, the DGCA has demanded the immediate suspension of three Air India employees. Also, preliminary information from the black box is being collected. The accident could have been caused by any technical fault related to the engine, slide, flap or take-off.

Electrical system failure

The initial investigation has shown that the power supply to the main electrical system of the plane was cut off within seconds of takeoff. All the evidence found at the scene, the wreckage of the plane and the video of the take-off accident indicate that there was some electrical problem, and the reason for this will be known after receiving the data from the black box.

The black box can be sent to the US

The official said that the black box and DVR have been found, but these devices are badly damaged, and it will be very difficult to extract data from them. Discussions are also underway to send the black box to the US.

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The entire country has been shaken by the Ahmedabad plane crash. While all the passengers were said to have died, one of them survived.

The unfortunate incident has taken place in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The plane crashed in the residential area of ​​Meghaninagar in Ahmedabad, and a huge explosion occurred. More than 100 bodies have been recovered from this accident. There were 230 passengers, including 12 crew members, on this aircraft. This plane was taking the passengers to London. But just seven minutes after the plane took off, the plane caught fire and a huge explosion occurred.

Former Gujarat Chief Minister, Chandigarh, Punjab in-charge, Vijay Rupani, has died in this accident. Gujarat BJP leader and Union Minister C.R. Patil was informed about the death of Vijay Rupani.

At this time, a big piece of information has come to light. It has been said that one passenger has survived the accident. A video is going viral on social media, in which a passenger is seen walking in an injured condition.

Police Commissioner GS Malik gave information about the incident. According to the information received, this person's name is said to be Ramesh Vishwakumar. He is currently undergoing treatment in the hospital. His condition is critical. Since this passenger was found alive, it is believed that some more passengers are alive. Currently, the rescue team and the fire brigade are continuing the search. 

What did the passenger say?

Ramesh Vishwakumar, who survived the accident, has described the incident. He said that thirty seconds after our plane took off, there was a loud noise, and within a few seconds, the plane crashed. He said that when he regained consciousness, many bodies were lying around him. He said, "I was very scared. I started running around, and there were pieces of the plane scattered around. At that moment, someone caught me and took me to the hospital." Ramesh said that he was a British citizen. He had come to India to meet his family. 

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