Air India crash survivor carries brother's coffin after losing him in tragedy

In a tragic event occurring in India, British national Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, 40, survived a catastrophic Air India flight crash that claimed the lives of 241 individuals, including his brother Ajay. The unfortunate incident transpired shortly before the aircraft was set to land in Ahmedabad, when it lost all power and collided with a residential area. Vishwash, who had been traveling with his brother and had tried unsuccessfully to secure adjacent seating for them, was left devastated by the loss. He was physically injured, suffering from wounds that left him limping and visibly shaken as he carried his brother's coffin adorned with colorful flowers during the burial ceremony held in Gujarat. The survivor expressed immense guilt, stating, 'I wish I was not alive,' revealing he attempted to return to the crash site in a desperate bid to save his brother amidst the chaos of the crash. Meanwhile, authorities are conducting exhaustive investigations into the incident to uncover the cause of this disaster. Among the focal points of the investigation is whether the airplane encountered a loss of thrust, and whether it had been overloaded at the time of its catastrophic failure. Black box data is being scrutinized for cockpit communication and distress signals to provide insight into the final moments of the flight. Investigators are also examining pilot training records, aircraft weight, and its past performance regarding any technical issues that could have contributed to the crash. The investigation not only aims to understand what went wrong but also seeks to prevent future tragedies of this nature. The local response to the crash has been immense, with many mourning the loss of life and calling for stricter safety regulations in aviation to ensure greater accountability in the industry.