CPI General Secretary D Raja on Monday demanded an impartial inquiry into an Air India passenger aircraft accident in Ahmedabad and questioned whether the accident aircraft maintenance failure, airport mismanagement or runway problems.
D Raja said, “What happened in Ahmedabad was a tragic event related to Air India. Dreamliner and Air India are considered pride of the whole country. How can such an accident happen? Whether there was any failure in the maintenance of the aircraft, airport or runway management? We do not yet know.”
He said, “The government has ordered a high -level inquiry, and an objective investigation should be done in that investigation to find out whether it was a technical problem or there was any failure in ground maintenance.”
Earlier in the day, a team from Boeing and a Air India Bureau of Bureau of Investigation (AAIB) reached Ahmedabad to inspect the Air India aircraft accident site.
Investigations are underway to find out the cause of the tragic incident on 12 June.
The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft to London crashed in a hostel complex soon after flying from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport on 12 June, killing 241 passengers and crew members, including former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani.
Earlier today, a UK specialist who arrived at the Air India aircraft accident site in Ahmedabad said, “Perhaps we will be able to talk later … We saw what you can see … It is exactly what you can see from here.” Meanwhile, Additional Medical Superintendent of Ahmedabad’s Civil Hospital said on Monday that DNA samples in aircraft accident have reached 92, who belong to 87 individuals.
Talking to the media, Dr. Rajneesh Patel said that so far 47 bodies have been sent to various districts. Patel said, “DNA matching 92 (dead body residues) has been completed out of the bodies brought to the civil hospital, out of which 87 persons have DNA matching, because there is a repeat. Is.”
