Ajit Pawar dies: Rohit Pawar writes letter to Civil Aviation Director Amit Shah on air crash probe | India News
New Delhi: Rohit Pawar On Saturday he said he had written to the federal interior minister Amit Shah Seeking a comprehensive and transparent investigation into the January 28 plane crash that killed Ajit Pawar.Regarding the Ajidada plane crash, many questions were raised, and these questions were presented to the public together with the facts through press conferences. We tried to meet Home Minister Amit Shah Sahib, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Ji and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on the same issue, but the meeting could not be held. Therefore, all our concerns, along with representations, were emailed to the Minister of Home Affairs, Minister of Civil Aviation and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, demanding that a thorough and impartial investigation into the crash be conducted and the facts made known to the public. I am confident that this matter will be responded to favorably and the many issues plaguing me and the entire state of Maharashtra will be objectively resolved. ” he posted on X.
He said he sent an email with a detailed presentation to Shah, Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) outlining his concerns, urging authorities to find out the truth behind the incident.“Even after the press conference, although the investigation gained some momentum, it is still not progressing at the expected pace. The honorable home minister and civil aviation minister may not be able to spare time because they are busy with meetings, but it is incomprehensible why the DGCA has not given time. Even if the authorities have not given time, all the information has been sent to them; even if we are not in power, we are pursuing the matter in our own way and I hope that the state government and everyone will also be motivated to follow up on this..! ” he added.Earlier, he claimed there were reasons to suspect sabotage in the tragic crash.
