Fury as famous actor accuses Air India crash miracle survivor of lying | World | News
A famous Indian actress received a reaction after claiming that the only person who survived the Air India disaster was lying. Suchitra Krishnamoorthi apologized following his comments about Briton Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, who fired Fury.
He said in a deleted article in X now: “This #vishwaskumarramesh lied about BNG [sic] A passenger on the plane and the only survivor? This is very strange. Didn’t his family support his story? “
“The funeral of his brother deserves not only a serious punishment for Kandha, but also the mental asylum period, while this real UFF.”
After getting angry on his comments, Mrs. Krishnamoorthi issued a public apology.
“Air India Crash made my last tweet in Survivor,” he wrote X. “It looks like the wrong news for God.
Mr. Ramesh of Leicester was the only survivor on the Air India flight, which fell into a medical faculty hostel in Ahmedabad, Western India, less than a minute after leaving last week.
241 other people on the AI171 flight, including his brother Ajay, were killed and at least 30 people were killed on the ground.
The 40 -year -old boy said that it was a “miracle” to get rid of the disaster after the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, who went to London Gatwick, was bored of a gap on his body.
Mr. Ramesh appeared away from the wreckage of the accident on Thursday and appeared with the cuts of his hands and face.
At the beginning of this week, after being discharged from the hospital, he helped move his brother’s coffin during a funeral in Diu on the west coast of India.
“A miracle I survived,” he said Sun. “I’m physically good, but I feel terrible because I can’t save Ajay.”
A married father was sitting in a seat close to the emergency exits, sitting on the other side of his brother 11J on the other side of the corridor.
While the authorities looked at the cause of the accident, the black boxes of the aircraft were rescued by the researchers.
Inspectors believe that the prisoner Air India flight may be an emergency power generator when it falls, according to reports, asking questions about whether aircraft engines work properly during the departure.
