Military chopper with CDS Bipin Rawat, others on board crashes in Tamil Nadu; IAF orders probe
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Military chopper with CDS Bipin Rawat, others on board crashes in Tamil Nadu; IAF orders probe

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Dec 8, 2021, 02:27 pm IST
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Chennai: A military chopper crashed in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday (December 8). CDS Bipin Rawat, his staff and some family members were in the Mi-series chopper that crashed between Coimbatore and Sulur in Tamil Nadu.

The Indian Air Force has confirmed that Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat was on- board an IAF Mi-17V5 helicopter that met with an accident earlier today. The IAF has ordered an inquiry into the accident. "An IAF Mi-17V5 helicopter, with CDS Gen Bipin Rawat on board, met with an accident today near Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. An Inquiry has been ordered to ascertain the cause of the accident," tweeted IAF. Search and rescue operations are underway, said sources. 

More details are awaited.

Courtesy: ANI

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