Two British doctors and their children pulled a firing last selfie on her doomed plane Indian watera few minutes before the destruction at India. Hundreds of smiles went out on the crash of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, a few minutes after taking off from Ahmedabad Airport in the northwestern Indian Gujarat state. The final destination was Gatwick, London.
As stated by ‘Daily Mail“, A pair of doctors and their three children were photographed family to keep the time of the journey with the fateful – as it turned out – her plane Indian water, that fell almost immediately after taking off from Ahmedabad in India.
OR Komi vyasa doctor working in the city of Udaipur, had given up her job and returned with the three children to London and her husband, Dr prateek joshiwho went to India to bring his family back to Britain.
But, in a tragic way, the family is one of the 260 people who are afraid of the authorities that they were killed after the crash of the aircraft to Gatwick, the British capital, where it never arrived.
The aircraft Boeing 787 Dreamliner fell into the densely populated Meghani area of Ahmedabad and on a hosteldragging 241 passengers to death – the 242nd was rescued – and a crew, but at least 260 people, including some victims on the ground, is believed to have died.
Selfie, which was pulled by Δρ Joshishows himself and his wife sitting on one side, smiling, and their little twin boys and their eldest daughter sitting across the hallway, also with huge smiles on their faces.
The couple’s twins – ο Nakul και ο pradyut – They were five years old and their daughter, η Mirayahe was eight years old.
Pratik Joshi had been living in London for six years. A software professional, he’d long dreamed of building a life abroad for his wife and three young children, who stayed back in India.
After years of waiting for due clearances the dream was finally coming true. Just two days… pic.twitter.com/M34mDQyznE
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Dr. Joshi’s cousin Nayan said: “They left for Ahmedabad yesterday (11.06.2025) to take the flight to London. Prarateek had come here just two days ago to take his wife and children with him.
Many other members of both families went to say goodbye. “
The 40 -year -old who was miraculously saved
A British father survived a miracle of air disaster.
THE Vishwash Kumar Ramesh40 years old, is the only one who escaped.
According to police, the man was sitting in position 11a when the AI 171 flight crashed. In a video released on social media, he appears to be injured from the burning debris.
The 40 -year -old returned to London after a visit to the Indian state of Gujarat. As he stated, “Everything happened in seconds“And he felt that the plane had a problem just 30 seconds after taking off.
Vishwash was transferred to ASARWA’s ASARWA Political Hospital, with chest wounds, eyes and legs while traveling with his brother, Ajay Kumar Ramesh45 years old.
The man, who still had the boarding card, said: “When I got up, there were corpses around me. I was scared. I got up and ran. There were pieces of the plane everywhere. Someone grabbed me and put me in an ambulance and transported me to the hospital».
Vishwash said he lived in London for 20 years, adding that his wife and child also live in the British capital.
“Goodbye India”!
Laughs, carefree and impatience for the final destination had two British just before boarding her doomed plane Indian water.
Dressed in floral shirts, they were happy, the 45 -year -old Jamie Meek and his 39 -year -old wife Fiangal Greenlawthey would leave India where they were found for jobs and vacations.
The famous Guru of Wellness, Jamie Meekwho had jointly with the Fiangal Greenlaw the company «Wellness Foundry»they posted a creepy video from the airport shortly before they got on the flight.
Heart-wrenching: Just moments before the tragic Air India Boeing crash, two UK nationals recorded a video at Ahmedabad Airport, smiling and saying “Goodbye India.” Unaware of the fate awaiting them, their joy turned to tragedy. Our thoughts are with their loved ones.… pic.twitter.com/s1HVadEJG8
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In the video, Fiongal says: “We are at the airport, as soon as we boarded. Goodbye. Ten hours flight back to England. What was the biggest gain you got, Jamie? “
Jamie replies: “I don’t know”, with his partner laughing and answering, “thank you for your contribution.”
Fiongal then jokes that the biggest conclusion he received was “don’t lose your patience with your partner”, to which Jamie responds with a smile: “You fell” at the airport because I drank tea. “
Jamie Meek’s brother, Nick MeekHe told MailOnline: “We were waiting for him at home tonight. It should have landed at 6.30 pm and then drive by 11 pm to get his dog staying with our mom. It’s all very hard right now. We learned the news just a few hours ago. Jamie and his wife had gone to India for 10 days to establish a well -being refuge. “
Their last trip
An award -winning hotel manager who traveled with his wife and their two children are also those among the British on her fatal plane Indian water.
According to the ‘Daily Mail’, it was Javed Ali SyedGeneral Manager of the hotel “Olympia Hotel” In Best Western Kensington, his wife Mariam both of their little children, the Amanifour years old, and the Zayn.
In fact, Syed had previously received the hotelier’s award, while working for the «Comfort Inn London» at Westminster in 2017.
Another British family, Akeel Nanawaba, Hannaa Vorajee and their four -year -old daughter Sarahwas shut down in the air tragedy.
OR Thefttrained midwife, was head of the company’s financial department under the name Rec2Go Ltd, based in Gloucester, southwestern England.
The recent widow RAHA MODER55 years old, her grandson, the two -year -old Rudraand her bride Shasha Kamdar They were also on the unfortunate aircraft.
Modha has been in India for some time, fulfilling the last wish of Kishor’s sick husbandwho wanted to live in his last days in his home country.
After his recent death, the mother of three returned with her family to their home in Northamptonshire, Central England, when the disaster happened!
By coincidence, the Kishan modha – Father of 2 -year -old Rudra and Raxa’s son – was also in India, but It was not on the flight as it was going to get another on Friday (13.06.2025).
Friends of the family in England said that Raxa Modha, 55, was in India for a long time to support her husband, who fought with a disease but died on April 26. His own were to perform a ceremony in his memory later this month.
The mayor of Wellingborough, Raj mishrahe expressed his condolences to the family by posting on Facebook, adding that he was disastrous for the local community.
“I express my deepest condolences to their families, their friends and to all those who are influenced by this gross event,” he added.
Unrivaled tragedy
So far from her aircraft Indian water and the area around the crash, the rescue teams with the support of the Army have recovered 204 carcasses.
Passengers include 159 Indian nationals, 53 British, seven Portuguese and one Canadian. Eleven of the occupants were children, including two newborns.
India’s Directorate General for Civil Aviation announced that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner sent a signal a few minutes before the crash.
The president of Air India, Natarajan chandrasekaran He released a moving written statement that said:
“With deep sadness I confirm that Air India’s flight 171 that was running the Ahmedabad – London Gatwick route was involved in a tragic accident today.
It is very frustrating that this is a dreamliner, as it is a state -of -the -art Boeing. We cannot exclude security issues. But all this is speculation on my part.
Our thoughts and our deep condolences are with the families and loved ones of all those affected by this catastrophic event. At the moment, our main concern is to support all those affected and their families.
We do everything in our power to help the emergency teams at the point and to provide all necessary support and care for those affected. “
Gatwick Airport then confirmed that the flight that was to land at 18:25 (local time) had been crashed on departure.