Pilot Killed After Air Force’s Jaguar Crashes In Gujarat
Pilot Killed : The Indian Air Force Jaguar airplane, flown via Air Commodore Sanjay Chauhan, was on a standard preparing mission, a guard representative said

An Indian Air Force (IAF) Jaguar airplane smashed in Gujarat’s Kutch not long after remove at the beginning of today, killing the pilot. Reports propose the plane flew from the Jamnagar air base and slammed close to a town. It supposedly hit cows nibbling in a field, murdering them.
The flying machine, flown via Air Commodore Sanjay Chauhan, was on a normal preparing mission, a barrier representative said. The plane’s flotsam and jetsam was strewn on the fields almost a town in Kutch, around 340 km from Ahmedabad.
The occurrence comes a very long time after an IAF helicopter smashed in Assam’s Majuli island, killing two pilots – Wing Commander J James and Wing Commander D Vats.
“Today morning a Jaguar airplane on a normal preparing mission from Jamnagar smashed around 10:30 am,” resistance representative Lieutenant Colonel Manish Ojha said.

A court of request has been requested by the air base camp to research the reason for the crash.
The Jaguar is a twin-motor, ground assault airplane which can infiltrate profound behind adversary lines on bombarding runs. It has a most extreme speed of 1,350 kmph or 1.3 times the speed of sound. The airplane is maturing since it was enlisted into the Indian Air Force in 1979 – right around four decades back.
(This Story Originating From NDTV)