Minister says aircraft crash probe ‘unbiased'
The AAIB recently released its interim report on the crash involving an Air India Boeing 787-8 aircraft en route from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick on June 12, claiming the lives of 260 individuals, including 19 people on the ground.
Naidu said media, in India and the West, were presenting diverse viewpoints and narratives. 'I want to tell you that the way we are seeing the probe is through facts,' he said.
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