In the wake of the tragic Ahmedabad plane crash that left the nation stunned, the Centre has announced the formation of a high-level probe panel to investigate the cause. The committee has been given three months to submit its report. Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Murlidhar Mohol, confirmed that safety checks on 12 aircraft of the same model have already been completed, with no issues found so far.

The crash has sparked national debate over aviation safety and regulatory oversight. The minister assured the public that every angle would be thoroughly investigated, and that the findings would be made transparent. "We are committed to ensuring full accountability," Mohol stated.

While families of the victims continue to seek answers and justice, aviation authorities are under pressure to restore public confidence in the system. As the nation awaits the panel’s final report, questions continue to loom large: What went wrong, and could it have been prevented? The next three months may hold the answers.