Indian Army Cheetah helicopter crashes in Arunachal Pr

Indian Army Cheetah helicopter crashes in Arunachal Pradesh, pilots missing

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Indian Army Cheetah helicopter crashes in Arunachal Pradesh, pilots missing

March 16

16:20 2023

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Arunachal Pradesh,Mar 16 : The Indian Army’s Cheetah helicopter crashed in Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday. According to the details, the chopper crashed near Mandala, West of Bomdila town in the state.

A search operation to locate the missing pilots was initiated.

The Cheetah helicopter, on an operational sortie, reportedly lost contact with the Air Traffic Control (ATC) at nearly 9.15 am today, Lt Col Mahendra Rawat, PRO Defence Guwahati confirmed.

-PTI