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Pawan hans chopper missing Arunachal

Pawan Hans choppers would be missing in the sky of Arunachal Pradesh. That too more than one month after the Lungdong tragedy.The state cabinet on Friday finalized move to suspend the operation of Pawan Hans helicopter in the state till completion of inquiry into the recent incident.

The state government has already written to the home ministry to conduct a thorough inquiry into the incident to unearth the facts behind repeated accidents of Pawan Hans Helicopters in the state after from the Lungding tragedy where a Pawan Hans chopper carrying Tirap deputy commissioner Kamalesh Joshi crashlanded on the way to Khunsa. It took army more than one week to recover the bodies.  

 

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