Vijay Rupani's Chilling Last Visuals from Doomed Air India Flight AI171
A heartbreaking final photo and video of former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani has emerged—captured just minutes before the Air India Flight AI171 crash. The late leader was seen boarding and seated on the doomed flight, moments before tragedy struck. Another video from a British passenger onboard has also gone viral. While over 200 were killed, one shocking survivor walked away. Watch as we break down the final visuals and unfolding aftermath of the fatal crash.
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Vijay Rupani's Chilling Last Visuals from Doomed Air India Flight AI171
A heartbreaking final photo and video of former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani has emerged—captured just minutes before the Air India Flight AI171 crash. The late leader was seen boarding and seated on the doomed flight, moments before tragedy struck. Another video from a British passenger onboard has also gone viral. While over 200 were killed, one shocking survivor walked away. Watch as we break down the final visuals and unfolding aftermath of the fatal crash. Read More
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