The tragic Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad left only one survivor, Ramesh, who was traveling with his brother, one of the 241 passengers who tragically lost their lives in the incident. Ramesh, seated on 11A, described feeling the aircraft getting stuck midair shortly after takeoff, surrounded by flames, charred bodies, and debris.

He recounted the terrifying experience of the plane's failed ascent, with green and white lights flashing as it struggled to gain altitude before crashing into a medical college hostel in a residential area. Sadly, Ramesh's brother was among those who perished in the crash.

After the incident, Ramesh made a video call to his father, revealing the shocking news of the crash. He expressed disbelief at his survival, unsure about the fate of his brother who was also on the flight with him. His family in Leicester, England, received a brief call confirming his safety, leaving them relieved but mourning the loss of his sibling.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally visited Ramesh in the hospital, where he is recovering from his injuries. Ramesh shared his account of the harrowing experience with PM Modi, expressing gratitude for his survival despite the overwhelming odds.

Reflecting on the aftermath of the crash near Meghani Nagar, Ramesh expressed his disbelief at coming out alive, highlighting the surreal nature of his survival amidst the tragedy.