Last WhatsApp Status Uploaded By Indian Woman Emerges After She Died in Plane Crash

• An Indian woman who was travelling to London to meet her daughter never made it to the UK as her plane crashed in Ahmedabad
• The woman, Anju Sharma, boarded the Air India Flight AI-171, which sadly crashed and killed 241 people onboard
• The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner had failed to effectively lift off, according to the last radio communication by the pilot

Anju Sharma, an Indian who had hopes of reuniting with her daughter in London, never made it to the UK as planned.

Her life was cut short by the doomed Air India Flight AI-171 that crashed in Ahmedabad.

The flight did not last long after the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off, but it went down seconds later.

Last radio communication received from the pilot, Captain Sumeet Sabharwal, suggested the aircraft didn't lift off well.

Aviation experts from both Boeing and the regulator in India have recovered the black box of the aircraft to possibly unravel what went wrong.

Meanwhile, families are mourning their loved ones who were killed in the crash.

One of those who tragically died in the horrific incident was Anju Sharma, who was on her way to London to meet her daughter.

What Indian woman posted on Whatsapp before plane crash

Before she boarded the flight, Anju was said to have updated her WhatsApp status.

According to reporting by Bruth, her WhatsApp status reads:

"Man is a toy."

While it is not clear what that means, her relative who spoke to Brut India stated that she used to upload such things.

The relative said:

"It was one of her status. She used to upload such a status. She kept the whole family united. From celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, managing all the events. She was the one who used to wish everyone on their birthdays and anniversaries."

But that was 30 minutes before her flight took off and it happened to be the last thing she would post on Whatsapp. Her family is devastated.

Anju's sister also spoke in the video, saying she was informed of the tragic crash by one of her sisters.

She said while weeping:

"My sister called me, saying my sister's plane crashed. My sister is gone. My sister is gone."

Watch the report below:

Facebook reactions to the death of Indian woman

Madeeha Abbasi said:

"A huge loss for these families. Every family person and a kind soul can feel the pain."

Chaya Ramesh said:

"This is so sad. Can't describe in words. Feeling very disturbed since heard the news.. so many lives lost... I dont know their families are dealing with this tragic loss."

Asha Gupta said:

"Heartfelt condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. May they find solace in the memories they shared and may God give them the courage to bear this untimely loss."

Student-pilot celebrate after flying airplane

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a man training to become a pilot had successfully manned an aeroplane by himself for the first time.

The trainee pilot was spotted celebrating after completing his first solo flight after his instructor's authorisation.

His friends and colleagues poured water on him to mark the moment as he sat on the ground in celebration.

Source: Legit.ng