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Senior state official among 5 dead after private plane crash in western India
A private plane carrying a senior state official crashed in western India on Wednesday, killing all five people on board, aviation authorities said. The Learjet 45 was en route from India’s financial capital of Mumbai to Ajit Pawar’s home city Baramati when it crash-landed and burst into flames in an open field near the runway,

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Ogbonge Indian politician Ajit Pawar die for plane crash
A private plane crashes in western India and kills a deputy chief minister and 4 others
Key leader of India's Maharashtra among five dead in air charter crash
The deputy ​chief minister ‌of India's western state ‌of Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar, was killed on Wednesday as his ⁠charter ‌aircraft went down in flames, television ‍channels said.

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CCTV Footage Shows Moment Ajit Pawar's Plane Crashed, Burst Into Flames
Deputy state leader Ajit Pawar among five dead in fiery plane crash in India
Pawar, a prominent figure in Indian politics who led a faction of the Nationalist Congress Party, was travelling to Baramati to attend a public meeting amid ongoing local elections in the state.

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