Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the lover of the Ahmedabad plane crash, who had miraculously survived death, shared his terrible experience on Friday, after interacting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
In an interview with Doordarshan, he narrated the incident and said that his seat, 11-A, was located in a part of the aircraft that landed on the ground floor of the building, which he crashed. Vishwash, a British citizen of Indian origin, removed his seat belt and came out of the plane, stating that his left hand was burnt when the fire broke out.
Sharing the frightening experience, he said that he saw that all the passengers and crew members were bodies.
Vishwash said, “The side where I was sitting was not towards the hostel, it was the surface of the hostel. I did not know about others, but the place where I was sitting, he did not land on the ground, and there was no place. There was a place from that side.
The existence of the world is nothing short of a miracle. For some time, he thought he would also die, but miraculously survived death.
“PM Modi asked me about the incident. All this happened in front of my eyes. I could not even believe how I was saved. For example, I thought I would also die. But when I opened my eyes, I was alive. I sent my seat belt again and ran away.” There were bodies of uncle-aunt and aerial hideouts … “
Talking about the incident, Vishwash said, “After the takeoff, for 5–10 seconds, we felt that everything was stuck. Green and white lights were converted into aircraft. I think the pace of the plane had increased for takeoff, and it crashed into the hostel building. All this happened in front of my eyes.”
Earlier today, Prime Minister Modi visited the Air India Plain Crash Site in Ahmedabad and reviewed the ground situation a day after the AI -171 flight for London Gatwick, here soon after flying from Ahmedabad International Airport. PM Modi went to Ahmedabad Civil Hospital, who met with those injured in the accident.
A total of 241 people, including 12 crew members, died in Boeing 787-8, Air India Flight 171, in which the deadly Ahmedabad aircraft accident has died, Air India confirmed mid-mid-mid-mid-mid-mid-mid-mid-mid-day on Friday.
The flight, which was running from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick on June 12, 2025, moved 169 Indian citizens, 53 British citizens, seven Portuguese citizens and a Canadian National.
The passenger aircraft crashed near Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
The aircraft was piloted by a line training captain Captain Sumit Sabarwal with an 8,200 -hour flight experience, which was assisted by the first officer Clive Kundar, who logged 1,100 flying hours.
According to the Air Traffic Control (ATC), the aircraft left from Ahmedabad on runway 23 to 1339 IST (0809 UTC). It called the ATC on an May 1, but after that, the aircraft did not respond to the call made by the ATC. Soon after departing from runway 23, the aircraft fell to the ground outside the circumference of the airport. (AI)