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How Air India crash sufferer’s grieving household found stays mix-up

By Editorial Board Published August 3, 2025 7 Min Read
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How Air India crash sufferer’s grieving household found stays mix-up

Virtually two months after Air India Flight 171’s lethal crash, a few of the 53 British nationals on board are solely now being laid to relaxation.

Some 300 buddies, households, and locals from the Gujarati neighborhood in and round London gathered in Wembley for a prayer and memorial service devoted to remembering a few of the victims.

Carrying his father’s emerald ring that was miraculously recovered from the wreckage, Miten Patel addresses the group.

Ashok Patel's ring, recovered from the Air India flight, being worn by Miten Patel

His dad and mom, Ashok and Shobhana Patel, have been travelling again to their residence in Orpington, Kent, after a religious journey to India, after they have been killed within the crash on 12 June.

Their funeral was held solely days in the past, after being delayed following the invention that the stays of different people have been present in Miten’s mom’s casket.

A photo of Ashok and Shobhana Patel, who died in the Air India plane crash, on display at a vigil

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Ashok and Shobhana Patel have been amongst 241 who died within the Air India airplane crash

“My parents were the first ones repatriated in the UK,” Miten explains – he organised the repatriation of his dad and mom earlier than he flew out to Ahmedabad.

“When they were back home, the first thing that they did was a CT scan. And that’s when it came about, the CT scan showed that with mum’s remains, there were further remains there too.

“I do not know what they have been. I do not know what number of.”

Miten Patel, whose parents Ashok and Shobhana Patel died in the Air India plane crash

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The stays of different people have been present in Miten’s mom’s casket

Miten’s dad and mom’ funeral was attended by a whole bunch. His father, Ashok, was a monetary adviser and his mom, Shobhana, was a retired microbiologist.

Because the eldest son, organising a lot of his dad and mom’ farewell fell to him. The priority round his mom’s stays delayed the household’s probability to grieve.

“I think there should be a level of responsibility taken. Why did that happen? Where was the flaw in that process? I mean I do understand that whole situation, people were rushing, people were very tired.

“You understand, to get all of the stays, then having to separate them by DNA, it is a lengthy course of. However actually, for us as family members, it is extremely upsetting.”

Indian government spokesman Randhir Jaiswal previously said the country was “working intently with the UK aspect from the second these issues and points have been delivered to our consideration”.

“Within the wake of the tragic crash, the involved authorities had carried out identification of victims as per established protocols and technical necessities,” he said. “All mortal stays have been dealt with with utmost professionalism and with due regard for the dignity of the deceased.

“We are continuing to work with the UK authorities on addressing any concerns related to this issue.”

The flight crashed moments after take-off en path to Gatwick, killing 241 individuals on board. Horrifying photos have been beamed around the globe inside minutes.

Confusion and worry unfold like wildfire amongst relations again within the UK, who instantly tried to pay money for their family members.

There was just one flight out of Ahmedabad again to London that day, and he or she had solely simply been texting her brother Sunny and his spouse Monali, who’d been on vacation.

The occasions of the previous few weeks have been unfathomable.

A photo of Sunny and Monali Patel, who died in the Air India plane crash, on display at a vigil

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Sunny and Monali Patel have been about to rejoice their 10-year anniversary

In her first interview about her brother and her sister-in-law, Komal explains how she flew out to India along with her cousin Jina to go and determine her little brother.

“Because we weren’t really allowed to see the body, I don’t think I’ve really come to terms with it. I still think I’m dreaming and it’s not really real,” Komal tells us.

Sunny and Monali Patel have been of their 30s and about to rejoice their 10-year anniversary.

Jina and Komal Patel, whose relatives Sunny and Monali Patel died in the Air India plane crash

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Komal Patel flew to India along with her cousin Jina to determine her little brother

The couple have been the “light” and “soul” of their households.

They cherished having enjoyable, enjoying with their nieces and nephews and adored travelling. Komal says her brother cherished barbecues and her sister-in-law labored with youngsters and adored hers too.

“They’re just really fun, exciting, really lived life, just made memories, just made everyone really happy,” says large sister Komal.

“They were like the heart of my kids. Whenever they walked into a room, they just filled up the room with laughter and happiness.”

A photo of Sunny and Monali Patel, who died in the Air India plane crash, on display at a vigil

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A photograph of Sunny and Monali Patel, who died within the Air India airplane crash, on show at a vigil

The couple had been resulting from fly again residence to London per week beforehand however postponed their flight.

“It has just been very traumatic, very, very sad for us, losing Sunny and Monali at 39 years old,” says their cousin Jina.

“They were full of life and brought so much light into our family. As a family, we’re devastated at why two people so young, with so much energy, who brought so much into our families have just sort of gone in one day.”

A joint funeral for the husband and spouse was held a fortnight in the past and like a whole bunch of households impacted by this tragedy, the household are actually rebuilding a basis that has been shattered.

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