Indian Air Force plane crashed, a pilot dies
Kathmandu, March 17
The Indian Air Force’s MiG-21 fighter jet has crashed.
According to Indian media, one person died in the accident. The deceased has been identified as Indian Air Force Captain A Gupta. The plane, which was flying for war training, crashed on Wednesday.
The Indian Air Force said on Twitter that a MiG-21 aircraft of the Indian Air Force had crashed this morning while it was conducting war training at an air base in central India.
The cause of the accident is still unknown and is being investigated.
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