Tragic: 2 more young doctors killed in Air India plane crash

Published On 2025-06-18 12:07 GMT   |   Update On 2025-06-18 12:07 GMT

Tragic: 2 more young doctors killed in Ahmedabad plane crash

In a heartbreaking incident, two more young and aspiring doctors lost their lives in the tragic Air India plane crash that struck the hostel mess building of BJ Medical College in Ahmedabad last week.

The deceased have been identified as Dr Bhavesh Senta, an intern from the 2019 batch of Government Medical College, Surat, and Dr Taskin Inayatali Saiyed from the 2018 MBBS batch of NHL Medical College, Ahmedabad.

While rumours suggest that the doctors were present at the BJ Medical College mess building when the incident occurred, it remains unclear whether they were passengers on AI 171 or had visited the premises for another reason.

Meanwhile, the Indian Medical Association Junior Doctors’ Network (IMA JDN) shared the heartbreaking news on 'X', offering their condolences and mourning the loss.

"Their untimely demise is a heartbreaking reminder of how deeply this tragedy has impacted our medical fraternity. IMA JDN stand in solidarity with her family, friends, and colleagues in this moment of grief," the association said.

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