One Year On: Remembering Air India Tragedy in Ahmedabad

Families gathered to commemorate the first anniversary of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad that claimed 260 lives. The ceremony was marked by prayers and grief, with ongoing investigations into the crash's cause. There's a call for an independent probe into pilot actions.

The solemn remembrance event for the Air India crash that claimed the lives of 260 people in Ahmedabad took place on Friday. Grieving families participated in prayers and a candlelight tribute, marking the first anniversary of the devastating event.

The crash site, near B.J. Medical College, still bears the scars of the disaster where a Boeing 787 crashed into a student's hostel complex. Politicians, government officials, and foreign dignitaries joined the families earlier for a commemoration of the tragedy.

While the investigation into the crash's cause remains inconclusive, families are urging for a broader examination beyond pilot error. Pushkar Raj Sabharwal, the captain's father, continues to advocate for an independent inquiry, defending his son's incident-free career.