"He says he wants the Indian authorities to say "we have made a mistake, the mistake we trace back to this, and we apologise for it"."
"The Indian government previously said that identification of victims took place "as per established protocols" and remains were handled "with due regard for the dignity of the deceased"."
"Mr Greenlaw-Meek's sister, Arwen Greenlaw, said it was "totally unacceptable at this point to not know the reason why we don't have his remains"."
An Air India plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick, killing 242 people. Several families report that remains were mixed up and say they still lack answers and apologies from Indian authorities. Miten Patel says a UK coroner found "other remains" in his mother's casket and demands an admission of mistake and an apology. The family of Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek said they received an incorrect body and described the situation as totally unacceptable. The Indian government said remains were handled "as per established protocols" with dignity and said it would work with UK authorities to address concerns. A lawyer represents 25 families.
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