Heartbreaking moments for families of medical hostel inmates killed in Ahmedabad plane crash

Name: Heartbreaking moments for families of medical hostel inmates killed in Ahmedabad plane crash
Uploaded: 2025-06-13T17:46:18+05:30
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Updated At : 05:46 PM Jun 13, 2025 IST

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The Air India Flight AI 171 tragedy has left the entire nation grieving. Among the 241 lives lost were several young students living in the medical hostel of BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad. This video captures the heartbreaking moments as devastated families gather to identify their loved ones and wait for the handover of bodies. Tears, silence, and raw grief echo through the corridors as parents and siblings mourn futures lost far too soon. The incident occurred when the flight, en route to London, crashed into the residential wing of the college hostel shortly after takeoff.

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Heartbreaking moments for families of medical hostel imates killed in Ahmedabad plane crash

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