AHMEDABAD: Many faces, not expected to be on the same platform otherwise, were seen together outside the Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad distributing food and beverages to relatives waiting for the bodies of the AI-171 crash victims after identification through DNA sampling.The wait was expected to be long due to certain formalities, and not all the DNA sampling results were out. So, organisations pitched a tent near the new post-mortem room and began giving out food and beverages. Police were also involved in the distribution along with RSS, its sister organisations, and Jamiat-e-Ulema Hind.As the distribution continued under one roof, one could see a former accused in the Akshardham temple terror attack. He was condemned to death by Gujarat courts but later acquitted by the Supreme Court. A few metres from him was a convict of the 2002 Gulbarg Society massacre case. One of the leaders of the groups was a former BJP corporator, who was accused in the Gulbarg case but acquitted by the SIT court.