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Pune, India — Youth leader and aerospace startup founder Atharva Deore recently appeared in interviews with major news outlets to discuss how the plane crash that killed Ajit Pawar, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, might have occurred. Deore framed his comments as a science and physics-based case study, incorporating elements of aircraft mechanics and pilot psychology, and did not assert definitive conclusions about the ongoing official investigation.
Deore, founder of the Indian Aeronautical and Space Research Association (IASRA), spoke with Top News and Lokrajya News Channel, breaking down technical aspects such as aircraft motion during landing, the influence of environmental conditions, and human factors that can affect pilot decisions under stress. His analysis aimed to help the public understand general aviation principles rather than determine specific causes.
Authorities are continuing a formal investigation into the crash near Baramati Airport. Investigators are expected to analyze flight data and other evidence before releasing detailed findings. Experts emphasize that only the official inquiry can establish the real cause of the accident.
Deore’s interviews were circulated widely on video platforms, prompting public discussion about aviation safety and technical factors involved in aircraft accidents.
