Breaking News: Air India Plane Crashes into Doctors’ Hostel in Ahmedabad into BJ Medical College Hostel

In a shocking and tragic incident, an Air India Boeing 787-8 aircraft crashed shortly after take-off into the BJ Medical College hostel canteen in Ahmedabad today. The flight, AI171, was en route from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick when the accident occurred. This devastating crash is now being called one of the worst aviation disasters in India’s recent history.

Plane Crashes into BJ Medical College Hostel

In a horrifying turn of events, the aircraft crashed directly into the canteen area of the BJ Medical College doctors’ hostel, where many medical students were present during their lunch break. Initial reports suggest that several MBBS students have tragically lost their lives, while many others have suffered serious injuries.

Eyewitnesses described the terrifying moment when the aircraft smashed into the canteen building. “There was a loud explosion and suddenly smoke and fire covered the entire area. People were running everywhere, screaming for help,” said a student who survived the crash with minor injuries.

Casualties and Rescue Operations

Though the exact number of deaths and injuries is yet to be officially confirmed, sources suggest that this could become one of the deadliest plane crashes in Indian aviation history. Emergency services, including fire brigades, ambulances, and police, are currently at the scene, conducting rescue operations and searching for survivors trapped under the debris.

Hospital authorities have appealed for blood donations, and many locals are rushing to nearby hospitals to help the victims. The Gujarat government has also issued an emergency alert and is monitoring the situation closely.

Air India’s Official Response

Air India has issued an official statement confirming the accident. They have set up a special helpline number (1800 5691 444) for passengers’ families and concerned individuals to get more information about the victims and the ongoing rescue operations.

The airline has also assured full cooperation with aviation authorities and investigative teams who will look into the cause of this horrific crash. Further updates will be provided on their official social media handles and website.

Possible Causes Under Investigation

Experts have started investigating the cause of the crash. Although nothing has been confirmed yet, possibilities such as technical failure, bird strike, engine malfunction, or pilot error are being considered. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and other international aviation authorities are expected to conduct a thorough inquiry.

Aviation safety officials have reached the site to collect black box data and other evidence to determine the exact cause behind this tragic incident.

Public Reaction and Mourning

The tragic news has shocked the entire country, especially the medical and aviation communities. Social media platforms are flooded with condolence messages and prayers for the victims and their families. Hashtags like #AhmedabadPlaneCrash, #BJMedicalCollegeTragedy, and #AirIndiaCrash are currently trending on X (formerly Twitter).

Many political leaders, celebrities, and citizens have expressed their grief and demanded a transparent investigation to prevent such accidents in the future.
This new claim has drawn massive attention as the aviation authorities and Air India investigate the cause behind the horrific accident which killed several MBBS students and injured many others when the plane crashed into the BJ Medical College hostel canteen.

Exclusive: Passenger Claims He Flew on the Same Air India Plane Just Hours Before the Ahmedabad Crash – Reports Unusual Observations!

Ahmedabad, June 12, 2025 — In a shocking revelation following the tragic crash of Air India flight AI171 in Ahmedabad, a passenger has come forward stating that he was aboard the same aircraft on its previous flight from Delhi to Ahmedabad just 2 hours before the disaster.

The passenger Akash Vatsa @akku92  posted a message on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), saying:

“I was in the same damn flight 2 hours before it took off from AMD. I came in this from DEL-AMD. Noticed unusual things in the plane. Made a video to tweet to @airindia. I would want to give more details. Please contact me.”

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