Aircraft Crashes: A plane crashed in Punjab during Operation Sindoor, the horrifying scene was captured in the video

Unidentified Aircraft Crashes: There was a stir in Punjab's Bathinda district due to the crash of an unidentified aircraft at around 2 pm. The accident took place 20 km away from Bhisiana Air Force Station, in which a laborer from Haryana died and nine people were injured. After the incident, the area has been sealed, and investigation has been started.

Unidentified Aircraft Crashes: An unidentified aircraft crashed in Akali Khurd village of Bathinda district of Punjab at around 2 am on Wednesday, creating a stir. The accident took place 20 km away from Bhisiana Air Force Station, in which a laborer from Haryana died and nine people were injured. After the incident, the area has been sealed, and investigation has been started.

The massive explosion that occurred after the plane crashed in the fields of Akali Khurd village created a sensation in the surrounding areas. According to people present there, the debris of the plane caught fire, which caused the explosion. The villagers immediately rushed to the spot, but the fire and smoke made the situation even more frightening. Burning debris and a crowd of villagers can be seen in the viral video on social media.

An unidentified plane crashes in a village in Punjab

The deceased was identified as Govind, a resident of Hisar in Haryana, who had come to the village to harvest wheat. According to villagers, Govind was the first to reach the spot and was trying to record a video with his phone. Meanwhile, the debris of the plane suddenly exploded, killing him on the spot. Nine people were injured in the accident, who were admitted to the government hospital in Goniana, Bathinda. The condition of the injured is said to be stable.

Army and police action

As soon as the Punjab Police received information about the incident, the fire brigade and emergency teams rushed to the spot. Before sunrise, Indian Army and Air Force officials also reached the spot. The Army sealed a 2-km radius, and the Air Force started collecting the debris. The police deployed additional forces to keep the villagers away from the accident site.

Officials have not yet officially confirmed the identity of the aircraft or the cause of the crash. The accident took place during 'Operation Sindoor', in which the Indian Army carried out attacks on terrorist camps in Pakistan and PoK. In this context, many questions are being raised whether this aircraft belonged to the Indian Air Force or some other source. Some x-posts have claimed that it was a fighter plane, but this information is unverified.

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