Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Air India Crash: Reports Allege Families Received Incorrect Remains
A British news report says some families of the Air India plane crash victims in India were given the wrong bodies of their loved ones.
The Indian government responded by saying that they are handling the remains carefully and professionally.
The crash happened on June 12, 2025, when the plane was flying to London.
The families are very upset and want to know why this happened.
The lawyer representing the families said they deserve an explanation about the situation.
Reports claim some families of Air India crash victims received incorrect mortal remains.
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs stated they are handling the remains with 'utmost professionalism'.
The Daily Mail published a report detailing the claims of incorrect body identification.
The crash occurred on June 12, 2025, with the plane bound for London.
The British families' lawyer stated that they deserve an explanation.
- Who
- Families of Air India crash victims, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, and the Daily Mail.
- What
- Reports claim incorrect mortal remains were given to some families of Air India crash victims.
- When
- The crash occurred on June 12, 2025. The Daily Mail report was published on July 22, 2025.
- Where
- Ahmedabad's Meghani Nagar (crash site) and India (where remains were handled).
- Why
- The exact reason for the alleged mix-up of remains is not stated in the provided text; however, the families are seeking an explanation.
British Families
Indian Government
Mortal Remains Handling
British Families
Families' claim: Incorrect remains were handed over. They want their loved ones back.
Indian Government
Indian government: Handling the remains with utmost professionalism.
- Event
- Air India plane crash
- Date of Crash
- June 12, 2025
- Flight Destination
- London
- Fatalities
- 260
- Survivor
- 1
- Reported by
- Daily Mail
- MEA Response
- Utmost professionalism in handling remains