CCTV footage emerges of Ajit Pawar plane crash, aircraft crashed after two landing attempts

Amid the news of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar’s plane crash, CCTV footage capturing the aircraft’s final moments has now surfaced. Similar to the plane crash in Ahmedabad, the aircraft went down violently, breaking apart on impact as flames and thick smoke billowed into the air. The footage clearly shows the severity of the accident, which has shaken the entire country.

According to the CCTV visuals, the crash occurred at around 8.46 am. The video shows the aircraft approaching the runway when it suddenly slammed into the ground and within seconds turned into a fireball. Thick black smoke and intense flames can be seen rising into the sky, indicating that the passengers on board had little to no chance of survival. Reports state that the aircraft had made two attempts to land before the crash.

Eyewitnesses and the footage suggest that the aircraft split into two parts immediately upon impact. Ajit Pawar and the four other people on board were killed in the horrific accident. Local residents rushed to the spot in an attempt to help, but by then it was too late.

According to reports, the intense fire that broke out after the crash completely charred the bodies, making identification difficult. Pawar was scheduled to land in Baramati, but fate had other plans. 

Police and investigating agencies are now conducting a detailed probe into the technical causes of the crash, with the CCTV footage forming a key part of the investigation.