Rohit Pawar, a legislator from the Sharad Pawar faction of the Nationalist Congress Party, held a press conference where he labeled the recent plane crash incident in Baramati, Maharashtra, as a conspiracy. He expressed serious concerns about the ongoing investigation, questioning the slow pace at which the agencies are functioning, which he believes is intensifying public suspicion. Pawar specifically criticized the central government's inquiry and called for digital evidence to be made available for review.

During the press conference, Pawar highlighted the unusual circumstances around the crash, particularly questioning the necessity of having a fuel tank fully filled at the time of the incident. He noted that not only was the main fuel tank full, but also the additional tanks in the wings, implying that such a decision might be questionable and could indicate that the plane was deliberately put in a precarious situation. This raised further doubts in Pawar’s mind about whether the pilot was intentionally used in executing the unfortunate event.

Furthermore, Pawar pointed out that following their prior press conferences in Mumbai and Delhi, several leaders have been submitting letters urging for a thorough investigation. He emphasized the need for urgency in resolving the matter, displaying frustration over the handling of the case by the investigation agencies. His remarks reflect growing political tensions around the incident and highlight a demand for accountability and transparency in the investigative processes regarding aviation incidents in India.