Air India crash victim's son says he received wrong remains
Summary
A man named Miten Patel, whose parents died in the Air India plane crash, says there were other people's remains in his mother's casket when it was returned to the UK. India’s foreign ministry claims they handled all remains with care and are working with the UK to address these concerns.Key Facts
- The Air India crash happened in early June and killed 260 people.
- Miten Patel’s parents, Ashok and Shobhana Patel, died in the crash while traveling home.
- Miten found other remains in his mother’s casket after it was returned to the UK.
- The Daily Mail reported instances of wrong bodies being sent to families.
- India’s foreign ministry stated they handled remains professionally and are collaborating with UK officials on the issue.
- Families reported receiving either the wrong bodies or caskets with remains from multiple people.
- India is investigating these concerns and following established identification protocols.
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