He watched Everyone Die - And survived the worst plane in India (( vishvas kumar ramesh ))

Vishvas kumar ramesh 
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🌟 The Miracle Survivor 

Vishwas Kumar Ramesh

The boy who survived India’s deadliest plane crash

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👦 Who is Vishwas?

• Name: Vishwas Kumar Ramesh
• Age: 17 years
• Nationality: British-Indian
• Seat Number: 11A
• He was the only survivor out of 242 people on board Flight AI 171.

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🛫 What Happened on the Flight?

• The Air India Flight AI 171 took off from Ahmedabad, heading to London via Mumbai.
• Just a few minutes after takeoff, the aircraft started shaking violently.
• Oxygen masks dropped, alarms rang, and passengers began screaming and praying.

“I felt like the plane was falling. People were crying, some were shouting God's name.” – Vishwas recalled.

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💥 The Crash

• The plane lost control and crashed into a medical college hostel in Meghani Nagar.
• The crash caused a huge explosion, and almost everyone onboard died instantly.
• Vishwas was sitting near the wing, his seatbelt tightly fastened.

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🚪 How Did He Survive?

• After the crash, the cabin was filled with smoke and fire.
• Vishwas was injured but conscious.
• He noticed that a part of the aircraft had broken open near an emergency exit.
• Despite pain in his legs, he crawled toward the gap.

“I didn’t think I would make it. But I saw a light – and I just moved.”

• He pulled himself out of the broken door and fell onto the grass outside.
• Nearby residents, already rushing to help, carried him to safety.

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🚑 After the Rescue

• He was taken to Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad, with burns and leg injuries.
• Doctors said it was a miracle that he had no internal damage.
• He was conscious, talking, and asking about his parents (who sadly died in the crash).

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🙏 Impact

• Vishwas has become a symbol of hope and survival.
• The Government of India and Air India have assured him lifelong support.
• He is undergoing therapy and counseling but is slowly recovering.

“I don’t know why I lived. Maybe to tell the world what happened.” – Vishwas Kumar