Police reveal list of people 'injured' following UK-bound plane that crashed after take off

Indian police have now revealed a list of people 'injured' following the UK-bound plane carrying over 200 people that crashed after take off earlier this morning (12 June).

Faiz Ahmed Kidwai, director general of India’s directorate of civil aviation, told the Associated Press that the crash, which involved a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner with registration VT-ANB, happened in the Meghani Nagar area at 1.38pm local time (9.08am BST) shortly after takeoff.

Ahmedabad Police have since taken to Twitter this afternoon to share the list of those injured following the crash.

It is not yet clear if the list in question included those on board the plane or those who were in the building the plane crashed into.

Additionally, it has not yet been confirmed that the 'list of injured in plane crash' is the full list of those injured following the crash.

Out of that list of 25 names, three were identified as female.

Ages on the list, according to the police document, range from 18 to 52.

The list of those injured is as follows:

NEHABEN MEHUL RAJPUT JAYDEV GOHIL

RAGINIBEN SAILESHBHAI

RAJPUT SANKET

RAVI

KANDARBH

KRUNAL AGRAWAL

NIKUL CHAUDHARY

KANU PATIDAR

SHIVA RANA

TARUN PARMAR

ROHIT KUMAR

SHIVDIP ZALA

PRIT KEVDA

SAMARTH

BRIJESH DAMOR

DHRUVIN KAPADIYA

AAGUYST JAISWAL

KESHAV

MIT

PRINCE

SANDIP ZALA

SRIDEVI

YASH TAPAIYA

YASH KATHI

Of the 242 on board, Air India said there were 169 Indians, 53 Britons, seven Portuguese and one Canadian.

The news of the 'injured' list comes after police in India released an official statement suggesting there were 'no survivors' on board the plane following the crash.

“It appears there are no survivors in the plane crash,” Commissioner G.S. Malik told the Associated Press. He added that with the plane crashing in a residential area with offices, 'some locals would have also died'.

"Exact figures on casualties are being ascertained," Mailk continued.

The chairman of Air India, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, previously released a statement on the crash online.

"With profound sorrow I confirm that Air India flight, AI 171 operating Ahmedabad London Gatwick was involved in a tragic accident today," he wrote. "Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the families and loved ones of all those affected by this devastating event.

"At this moment, our primary focus is on supporting all the affected people and their families. We are doing everything in our power to assist the emergency response teams at the site and to provide all necessary support and care to those impacted.

Chandrasekaran continued: "Further updates will be shared as we receive more verified information. An emergency centre has been activated and support team have been set up for families."