Ahmedabad Plane Crash | A Selfie And A Video Become Last Memories

Ahmedabad: The family of Dr Pratik Joshi, who hailed from Banswada, was returning to London with his wife, who was also a doctor. His wife had resigned from the job to start a new life in London. And so the London-bound flight for Dr Pradeep was special. His family was with him and they were going to settle in London.

His five-year-old twin sons Pradyut and Nakul and daughter Mariya were with him when he boarded the flight from Ahmedabad. Pradeep's children were seen smiling as they were with their parents took a selfie before the flight took off for London from Ahmadabad airport on Wednesday afternoon.

Little did the family know that it would turn out to be their last selfie and destiny had some other plans for them. All five members of Dr Pratik's family died after the plane they were traveling in crashed outside the Ahmedabad International Airport, soon after take-off. Except for one survivor, all the passengers and the crew members of the ill-fated plane died.

Another ill-fated passenger on the flight was 22-year-old Khushboo Rajpurohit, who hailed from Kharabora Purohitana village. She had married London-based doctor Vipul Singh Rajpurohit. She was excited to go to London and meet her husband.

Before leaving for London, she met her family members and shot an emotional video. After all, after moving to London, she wasn't going to meet them soon. However, something else was written in her fate, and little did she know that the video that she shot would be her last.

Prakash Maneria from Udaipur was also killed in the tragic plane crash. He hailed from Itali village. He used to work as a cook in London and came to India on January 20, 2025.

He was going back to London. His father passed away in April 2025. After he boarded the Air India plane, he sent his photograph to his kin stating that he had safely boarded the flight. His photo also turned out to be his last as he was killed in the clash. Such tragic stories have emerged after the Ahmedabad plane crash, one of the worst as far as aviation is concerned.

The Tata Group, which owns Air India, announced an ex-gratia of Rs one crore to the kin of each deceased. The Ministry of Civil Aviation has already launched a probe into the crash.