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The Learjet 45XR that crashed, killing Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, had a history of accidents. Questions arise over DGCA oversight, operator safety practices, and aircraft clearance, highlighting the urgent need for a thorough investigation.
Ajit Pawar Dies in Learjet 45XR Crash
Baramati: The Learjet 45XR involved in the tragic crash that claimed Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s life had a troubling history. The same aircraft had previously suffered a severe accident at Mumbai Airport in September 2023, injuring three people. Despite this, the plane was later cleared to fly again, raising serious safety concerns.
How was this series of aircraft, plagued with multiple flaws, allowed to resume operations? Who authorized its return to flight? Questions are being raised about the role of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in ensuring airworthiness and proper safety compliance.
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The operator of the plane, VSR Ventures, reportedly has a history of deploying older and questionable aircraft for VVIP duties. Their office is located in Mahipalpur, Delhi, but repeated attempts to contact Captain Rohit Singh, the owner, or any staff at the office have gone unanswered.
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The circumstances surrounding Ajit Pawar’s death demand a thorough and transparent investigation. Given the aircraft’s prior accident and questionable safety record, aviation authorities and the government are being urged to conduct a detailed inquiry to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
