Couldn’t Be My Mother: Grief and Misidentified Remains Deepen After India Air Tragedy.

Couldn’t Be My Mother: Grief and Misidentified Remains Deepen After India Air Tragedy.

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A man named Miten Patel has described what he called a total scene of chaos after allegedly receiving the wrong remains of his mother following the India Air crash.

In a heartbreaking twist, Patel claims the body delivered to the UK did not match his mother’s features or clothing.

The tragic crash, which killed over 260 people, has sparked outrage over mismanagement and identification errors.

Social media is now flooded with grief and fury, as other families begin to question the accuracy of the remains handed to them.

This disturbing case not only reveals critical flaws in post-crash protocols—it opens up a wide range of trauma and unresolved grief.

Public calls for forensic precision and full accountability are growing louder, echoing across social platforms as loved ones demand truth, not assumptions.