Air India crash victim's son says he received 'other' remains

A tragic incident occurred when an Air India Express flight crashed in Kerala, leading to the loss of 18 lives. The son of one of the victims claims that he received "other" remains, rather than those of his father. This has raised concerns about the identification and handling of the deceased passengers' remains. The Indian government, through its foreign ministry, has stated that all remains were treated with dignity and care. However, the family's claim suggests a potential issue in the process of identification and repatriation of the victims' bodies. The incident has sparked discussions about the need for more robust and transparent procedures in handling such delicate situations, ensuring that the families of the deceased receive the proper remains and are provided with accurate information. The government's response and any potential investigation into the matter will be closely followed to ensure that the concerns raised by the victim's family are addressed adequately.