The aircraft was destroyed by the fire, but not even scratching the Bhagavad Gita; Big miracle in Ahmedabad plane crash

New Delhi . The rescue operation is now almost exhausted after the incident of Horrific Crash of Air India aircraft in Ahmedabad (Ahmedabad). 241 passengers lost their lives in this accident, including former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani. In this horrific accident, only one passenger on the flight is left. During the rescue operation, it could be clearly seen how the flames have damaged the aircraft and the surrounding things after the blast.

During this time the rescue team found a Bhagavad Gita. Probably a passenger is traveling from Ahmedabad to London by keeping this holy book with him. Where all the goods were burnt to ashes, the Bhagavad Gita was completely safe and readable. The people present there are watching it as a miracle.

In a video going viral on social media, a person is seen showing Geeta’s pages from the middle of the debris at the accident site. The safe foundation of the Bhagavad Gita among the parts of the badly burned and broken aircraft in the debris is considered to be miraculous only, but it has become a symbol of people’s faith and reverence. Showing the pages of Gita by a person present at the scene, this video has touched the spirit of the people on social media.

Meanwhile, about 100 people gathered in a Hindu temple in London and prayed for the peace of the soul of the dead and the families of the victims. Addressing the gathering, Yogivekadas Swami said that prayer is the biggest support in this hour of mourning. He said that this time is of collective sensation and self -consciousness.

Let us tell you that this incident happened when AI-171, a flight going to London of Air India, flew from Ahmedabad and collided with a medical college hostel after a few minutes. A total of 242 people were aboard the aircraft, out of which 241 died. Only one passenger Ramesh Vishwashkumar could survive. He was sitting near the emergency gate on seat number 11A and managed to save his life by jumping from the plane in time.