Mumbai: Flight attendant Pinky Mali's mother, Maya, on Thursday, February 12, made an emotional appeal seeking justice over her daughter's death in the plane crash in Baramati. The mother's demand for justice came days after 'conspiracy' claims emerged around the plane crash that claimed life of Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others on the flight.
While speaking to IANS, Pinky's mother said, "My daughter had a lot of dreams, but none of them came true. All I want from the government is that I have a son who is our support. One was taken away. My son is our last support. She should get justice.''
Pinky Mali was a resident of Worli and worked as a flight attendant with a private aviation company. She was among the five people on board the aircraft, which included Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, his security guard Videep Jadhav, pilots Captain Sumit Kapoor and Shambhavi Pathak.
Pinky Mali's brother Karan, who died in the Baramati crash, recalled their close bond and shared struggles. He said they both had worked hard to build their home, adding that "My job was based on a contract, and it could end anytime during the month, so I didn’t have stability. Pinky advised me to find a stable job where I could take care of myself," as quoted by IANS.
Victim’s Father Raises Possibility Of Conspiracy
Shivkumar Mali, the father of a cabin crew member who also died in the crash, echoed similar concerns and demanded clarity on the exact cause of the incident. While speaking to ABP Majha, Shivkumar Mali had said that given the doubts raised by political leaders, the possibility of suicide or foul play should be investigated. He said the family has lost their daughter and deserves complete transparency regarding the incident.
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