Where Indian planes crashed, what happened to the pilots, details emerge
Operation Banyan Ul Marsus: Where Indian planes crashed and fate of the pilots comes to the fore. On which locations did India’s air planes crash during the Operation Banyan ul Marsus conducted by Pakistan arising from the Indian aggression? What happened to the pilots? Details have been given in this respect. In the retaliatory operation of Pakistan Air Force, the Indian Air Force fighter jets were crashed in different places. The Indian Air Force planes pilots, who were injured or missing, were the pilots of the crashed Indian Air Force planes.
The Anantnag area encountered the crash of an Indian plane according to the reports from the security sources, and it was believed that the pilot was terminated. The ejection seat of the crashed Indian aircraft was located in Gadol Kokarnag region of Anantnag district of occupied Kashmir.
According to the sources the second Indian plane crashed in the Pampur or Pulwama area the pilots of the planes were shifted to Srinagar hospital in a critical condition. Another Indian fighter jet was crashed in the Panthial/Ramso area of Ramban district according to the security sources. The injured pilot and flying office of Indian plane that crashed in Ramban was taken to Army hospital Udhampur.
An Aircraft belonging to Indian Air force crashed in the fields of Bharda Kalan Tehsil Akhnoor. Both the pilots who ejected the crashed plane in Akhnoor were injured and were sent to the military hospital in Akhnoor. There was a plane crash in the Bathinda area according to security sources; an Indian Air Force plane went down.
