Archive · 18 Jun 2025
Legal and Psychological Aid for Air India Crash Victims
Following the Air India plane crash, the government is offering free help to the affected families.
The Chief Justice of India has instructed the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) and the Gujarat State Legal Services Authority (GSLSA) to provide legal and emotional support.
This includes a help desk open all the time and counseling services.
The goal is to assist families during this difficult time.
Chief Justice B.R. Gavai directed legal aid for Air India crash victims' families.
NALSA and GSLSA are providing free legal and psychological aid.
A 24/7 help desk has been established in Gandhinagar.
The help desk offers support in the wake of the plane crash.
Psychological counseling is available via the victimology center, Sangathi.
- Who
- NALSA, GSLSA, and families of the Air India crash victims.
- What
- Free legal and psychological aid for families of Air India crash victims.
- When
- Following the Air India plane crash.
- Where
- Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
- Why
- To provide immediate support and assistance to those affected.
- Organizations Involved
- NALSA and GSLSA
- Aid Provided
- Legal and Psychological
- Support Type
- 24/7 help desk
- Location of Help Desk
- Gandhinagar
- Chief Justice
- B.R. Gavai
- Counseling Center
- Sangathi
Sources
The sense of an ending: How grief counsellors are helping the kin of Ahmedabad air crash victims cope with loss
Grief Outside Waiting Rooms: How To Help Kin Of Crash Victims Facing A Mental Health Emergency
Air India crash: NALSA offers legal, mental health support to aggrieved families in Ahmedabad
