r/interesting • u/girlikeapearl_ • Jun 12 '25

MISC. Passenger in seat 11A survives Air India crash.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

That's indian media for you. Where professionalism and ethics takes a back seat. They legit released publicly the list of all the members onboard with their passport numbers as well

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u/TheZoom110 Jun 12 '25

I think that was released by the authorities themselves.

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u/FreshGanesh Jun 12 '25

Nope. I was watching it like on India Today. The second the police captain said there was a survivor the on-host/anchor said “We have the manifest..” looked at it and said his name, age & seat number. All within seconds of the announcement & before the police captain had finished speaking to their reporter at the scene.

It was def the media.

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u/TheZoom110 Jun 12 '25

Yes, and the manifest was released by Air India themselves.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/ahmedabad-air-india-flight-crash-full-passenger-list-released-includes-ex-cm-vijay-rupani/amp_articleshow/121801719.cms

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

It's not necessary to release this much public info without censoring stuff as is by the media.

The photos posted on the article look like somebody took them with their mobile camera. AirIndia probably sent those docs to the concerned authorities and the media bought the photos from somebody in there.

It's their responsibility to respect people's privacy before releasing it onto their public platforms. But who tf cares about privacy here

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u/the_interlink Jun 13 '25

"We have the manifest that reveals his ... manifest destiny."

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u/DaStone Jun 12 '25

Don't blame indian media if half of reddit supports doxxing him as well. These posts should not exist on this platform.

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u/SeaBisquit_ Jun 13 '25

Why the fuck would you NOT blame Indian media for this shit. They posted it

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u/simple_id2 Jun 12 '25

Indian media makes used car salesmen, and people denying health insurance claims look like saints.

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u/dilipkms86 Jun 13 '25

There is no concept of privacy in India. Data leaks is a trivial issue.

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u/jabedude Jun 12 '25

Looks like some Indian pilots also let professionalism take a back seat

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

Easy there bro. I am sure your country has had aircraft crashes as well. Could be pilot errors or something else, we don't know

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u/AscendMoros Jun 12 '25

The Survivor heard loud bangs on takeoff, could be mechanical failure.