Baramati. After the plane crash in Baramati, the government has come into action mode. A comprehensive investigation has been started regarding more than 400 uncontrolled airstrips across the country. The government aims to create unified rules for these airstrips, which will be jointly monitored by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and state governments. During the investigation, the infrastructure, communication facilities, fire fighting arrangements and security preparedness of the airstrips will be assessed. It will also be seen what kind of coordination the airstrip managers maintain with the local administration. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar died in the plane crash in Baramati on January 28. After this accident, DGCA has started the process of tightening the safety protocols at airports and airstrips across the country. These uncontrolled airstrips generally do not have air traffic control facilities. These airstrips are either under state governments or operated by flight training institutes and private operators. More than 400 such airstrips present in the country are currently out of the direct regulation of DGCA. They are mainly used by charter planes, political parties and flying schools. However, there is a severe lack of basic facilities in these areas.
Get well in 10 to 15 days
According to doctors, it is taking 10 to 15 days to recover from these diseases, due to which the crowd of patients in hospitals is increasing. He has advised people to take special precautions in the changing weather.
Questions raised regarding Ajit Pawar’s death
Meanwhile, NCP (SP) leader Rohit Pawar has raised doubts over the circumstances of Ajit Pawar’s death. He said there are many questions regarding the accident and he will give a detailed presentation in Mumbai on February 10. Talking to reporters after casting his vote during the Zilla Parishad elections in Baramati, Rohit Pawar said that Ajit Pawar wanted both the factions of the Nationalist Congress Party to unite and efforts would continue in this direction. Rohit Pawar said, “There are questions and doubts in everyone’s mind regarding this accident. Why and how the accident happened, all these aspects will be put forward on February 10.”
