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Jay Pawar breaks silence, seeks VSR ban

Posting on his Instagram story, Jay raised concerns about a possible lapse in aircraft maintenance that may have led to the crash. This is the first time a member of Ajit Pawar’s family has publicly commented on the incident

Published on: Feb 19, 2026, 07:00:12 IST
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In a significant development, Jay Pawar, younger son of former deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, has demanded an immediate ban on VSR Ventures.

Jay Pawar breaks silence, seeks VSR ban
Jay Pawar breaks silence, seeks VSR ban

Posting on his Instagram story, Jay raised concerns about a possible lapse in aircraft maintenance that may have led to the crash. This is the first time a member of Ajit Pawar’s family has publicly commented on the incident.

“There should be a detailed and impartial probe into the possible but major mistake in the maintenance of the aircraft, while imposing an immediate ban on the flying operations of VSR,” Jay said.

He also expressed doubts over reports that the aircraft’s black box was damaged. “There is no chance that the black box can be easily damaged in a plane crash,” he stated.

“The people of Maharashtra have the right to know the transparent and undisputed truth behind this heartbreaking accident,” he added.

 
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