Around three hours after the Air India Express Flight 1344 skidded off the runway and fell into a gorge at the Calicut airport in Kerala, some unidentified people and CISF personnel scanned through the cockpit wreckage and searched for some documents. One of them picked up a packet and handed it over to his colleague.
Interestingly, all these developments were reported on television channels during the live broadcast of the accident but reporters misunderstood these actions as rescue operations.
This gross violation of investigation norms came to light after aviation expert Amit Singh noticed this incident in the recordings while analysing them thoroughly.
“I asked for the raw footage from the television channels and what I observed was really disturbing,” Singh said.
“In one clipping shot by a regional television channel, a person is desperately looking for something by putting his one hand into a cavity in the cockpit and holding a torch in his other hand,” Singh said.
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Interestingly, all these developments were reported on television channels during the live broadcast of the accident but reporters misunderstood these actions as rescue operations.
This gross violation of investigation norms came to light after aviation expert Amit Singh noticed this incident in the recordings while analysing them thoroughly.
“I asked for the raw footage from the television channels and what I observed was really disturbing,” Singh said.
“In one clipping shot by a regional television channel, a person is desperately looking for something by putting his one hand into a cavity in the cockpit and holding a torch in his other hand,” Singh said.
Read what is the violation & what evidence could have been the tempered with >>
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