Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Gujarat Communities Hold Prayer Meets for Air India Crash Victims
After the sad Air India plane crash, people in Gujarat are coming together to remember those who passed away.
They are holding special gatherings called 'besnas,' like a prayer meet, to share their sadness and support each other.
Many halls and community centers are being used to host these events, because so many people want to attend.
Local officials have even offered free spaces for families in some cities to help them.
These meetings are happening all over, with families and leaders organizing them to honor the victims and help everyone grieve together.
Communities across Gujarat are holding prayer meets to honor victims of the recent Air India crash.
The highest number of victims were from Ahmedabad (73), followed by Vadodara (24).
Community halls and public spaces are being utilized to accommodate the increased demand for prayer gatherings.
Local authorities in Vadodara provided free access to Atithigruhs for bereaved families to organize prayer meets.
Prayer meetings were also held in other districts such as Anand and Ahmedabad, organized by families, local administration, and political leaders.
- Who
- Communities, families of the deceased, local leaders, and civic bodies.
- What
- Prayer meets, called 'besnas,' are being held to honor the victims of the Air India crash.
- When
- The events are taking place as the process of identifying and returning the victims' bodies nears completion, with specific dates varying.
- Where
- Across various districts of Gujarat, including Ahmedabad, Vadodara, and Anand.
- Why
- To collectively express grief and offer support to the families of the victims.
- Total Bodies Handed Out
- 256
- Victims from Ahmedabad
- 73
- Victims from Vadodara
- 24
- Venue in Ahmedabad
- Karnavati Club’s Golden Glory Hall
- Vadodara Civic Body Action
- Allowed free use of Atithigruhs