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News India Live, Digital Desk: Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar After the death in the plane crash, the heat of investigation has now reached Delhi. To solve the mystery of the accident, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has intensified its investigation. On Wednesday, a team of investigating officers visited the private charter company. VSR Aviation Reached the Delhi office of D.C., whose plane met with an accident.
The scene seen in the office during the investigation has raised many serious questions.
Employees mysteriously disappear from office
According to The Indian Express report, when three AAIB officials reached the office of VSR Aviation in Mahipalpur, Delhi, there was silence there.
Suddenly missing people: The officials were shocked when they learned that the employees who had come to the office in the morning suddenly disappeared just before the investigation team reached them.
Internally locked doors: The main door of the office was found locked from inside, while the management claimed that no one was there. The officers had to wait for a long time to enter inside.
Interrogating the Gatekeeper: The team asked the guard posted there about the missing employees and also checked their Aadhar card. The officer assured him that “nothing will happen if he cooperates”, but he denied any information.
Huge quantity of documents and files sealed
After much effort, the team entered the office and searched the records for hours.
Documents seized: The investigation team has sealed the company’s operational records, aircraft maintenance files and documents of crew members.
Misbehavior with media: During this time, some remaining employees and security personnel of the company were seen pushing with the media persons and trying to remove the cameras.
Did the plane already have a fault?
The main focus of investigation is whether Learjet 45(VT-SSK) The aircraft was a perfect fit.
Old Record: According to records, another aircraft of the same company also suffered a crash landing at Mumbai Airport in 2023.
Poor visibility or technical defaults: According to preliminary information, visibility was low at the time of landing in Baramati, but the possibility of technical fault cannot be ruled out.
Last rites will be held in Baramati tomorrow
Ajit Pawar’s mortal remains have been brought to Baramati. Thursday (January 29) at 11 am Vidya Pratisthan Ground His last rites will be performed with full state honours. During this period, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are also likely to participate. Three days of state mourning has been declared across Maharashtra.
