AI plane chartered to bring back the body of gangrape victim
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An Air India aircraft has been chartered by the government and sent to Singapore to bring back the body of the gangrape victim and her family members.
The chartered plane, an Airbus A-319, left the IGI Airport at 8 am for Singapore and expected to return around 8 pm after taking off from there around 5 pm, Air India officials said.
The aircraft is carrying some senior government officials, including those from the Union Home Ministry.
Pay tribute to 23-year old gangrape victim who put up a brave battle for life
The 23-year-old victim of the brutal gangrape and assault in Delhi on December 16 that had triggered an outrage across India died early morning after putting up a brave battle for life for nearly a fortnight.
The girl, who was admitted to the well-known multi-organ transplant facility Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore on Thursday morning in an extremely critical condition, breathed her last at 4.a5 am (2:15 AM India time). She was earlier treated at the Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi.
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