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Mumbai: The investigation into the plane crash involving Ajit Pawar, who created a stir in Maharashtra politics, has now deepened. The state government has recommended handing over the investigation of this entire episode to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The government argues that in view of the kind of questions being raised and different claims coming forward after the accident, it has become necessary to conduct an investigation by an independent and trustworthy agency. The government says that this step has been taken to reveal the truth and remove all apprehensions.
After the plane crash, initial information said that technical fault and weather were the reasons, but with the passage of time, questions started being raised on many aspects. In some reports, questions were raised on the speed of investigation, while in some, important information was not made public. For this reason, this matter became not just an accident but an issue of political and administrative debate.
The government says that when questions are constantly being raised in a big and sensitive matter, it is most important to maintain trust in the investigation. The CBI investigation will send a message that the government has nothing to hide and wants a fair investigation. Besides, this will also remove the doubts spread among the opposition and the public.
After the accident, an investigation was started by agencies related to civil aviation and at the state level. The aircraft's technical records, flight data and evidence found at the scene were examined. However, no concrete conclusions could be publicly revealed from these investigations, due to which the questions deepened further.
Opposition parties allege that there has been a lack of transparency in the investigation. He says that some important information was not shared and the direction of the investigation is not clear. On this basis, the opposition kept demanding that this matter be handed over to a central agency so that no questions arise on impartiality.
The consent of the Central Government is necessary for a CBI investigation. After the recommendation of the state government, now the Center has to take a decision on this. In case of approval, the existing investigating agencies will submit their reports and documents to the CBI, after which the investigation will start afresh.
With the case being taken over by CBI, the scope of investigation may become wider. Along with the technical aspects, human error and other possible reasons will also be investigated in depth. The government and the common people hope that this will clearly reveal the real reason for the accident.
This matter is not limited to just one plane crash, but it also concerns the transparency and accountability of governance. The results of the investigation will not only reveal the truth about this accident but will also decide the direction to deal with such cases in future.