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Arunachal Pradesh: Both pilots die in Army helicopter crash, confirm officials

Arunachal Pradesh: Both the onboard pilots died in the Army helicopter crash in Arunachal Pradesh, said Bomdila Superintendent of police BR Bomareddy. ---Advertisement--- According to media reports, the Cheetah helicopter of the Indian Army lost contact with the Air traffic Controller (ATC) at around 9:15 am and crashed thereafter near Mandala, West of Bomdila of Arunachal […]

Arunachal Pradesh: Both the onboard pilots died in the Army helicopter crash in Arunachal Pradesh, said Bomdila Superintendent of police BR Bomareddy. 

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According to media reports, the Cheetah helicopter of the Indian Army lost contact with the Air traffic Controller (ATC) at around 9:15 am and crashed thereafter near Mandala, West of Bomdila of Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday. 

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Search parties had initiated the operation and found the bodies of two onboard pilots around 4 pm. 

Indian Army identified both of them as Lt Col VVB Reddy and Maj Jayant A. 

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 Bodies of both soldiers have been shifted to a nearby hospital, said officials.The army has ordered an inquiry.

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First published on: Mar 16, 2023 07:21 PM IST


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