Ahmedabad plane crash of lonely survivor released from the hospital; participates in brother’s cremation in the diu
The mortal remains of Brother Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, Ajay, were handed over to the family in the early morning hours of June 18 after the DNA test confirmed its identity | Video credit: Hindi
Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, the only surviving of the Aviation India, was released from the Ahmedabad hospital after his recovery and later attended the cremation of his late brother, who flew with him on the same aircraft, officials said on Wednesday (June 18, 2025).
Mr. Ramesh, a forty -year -old British entrepreneur from Leicester, was released on Tuesday evening, they said.
Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, the only survivor of the Air India, during the cremation of his deceased brother Ajay, who flew with him on the same plane, in Die, 18 June 2025. | Photo Credit: PTI
His brother Ajay’s mortal remains were handed over to his family in the early hours of Wednesday after the DNA test confirmed his identity, medical superintendent Ahmedabad Civil Hospital, told reporters. Rchessh Joshi.
“Vishwas’s family has already arrived here from the United Kingdom. After his recovery, we released Vishwas on Tuesday at 7:30 pm, and after the DNA match, his brother was also handed over,” he said.
Vishwas and Ajay, who were natives of Di, head back to London after spent some time with their family members in the Union.
Vishwas bears fraternal deadly remains
The video that emerged on the social media shows Mr. Ramesh, who carried the deadly remains of his brother on his shoulders on the cremation ground, the district of the Union of Dadra and Nagar Havel and Daman and Di.
Local officials confirmed that Ajay was cremated in his family on Wednesday morning and Mr. Ramesh was also here.
The day after the accident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Mr. Rameh in a civilian hospital and asked his health.
Fateful flight, miraculous escape
In an interview with Doordarshan, Mr. Ramesh said that the aircraft had stopped on its nine -hour journey to Gatwick London in seconds from Ahmedabad’s take -off.
According to Mr. Ramesh, his seat, 11a, was close to the emergency door on the left side of the plane.
“Fortunately, part of the plane where I was sitting on the ground floor on the hostel after the plane landing. When I saw the aircraft door was broken, I thought I could try to get out. I finally came out of the plane,” he told reporters.
Lonely survivor from Ahmedabad’s flight crash remembers horror
“I don’t know how I came out alive,” says Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, lonely survivors from Ahmedabad Air India. Video credit: Hindi
In a viral video filmed by the locals immediately after the accident, Mr. Ramesh can see how he walks towards the ambulance after he injured himself in the accident.
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner with 242 persons on board hit the complex of the Faculty of Medicine in Ahmedabad moments after taking from the international airport Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on June 12, June 12.
Published – June 18, 2025 03:14
