Indian Air Force fighter jet crashed during a training flight

A Jaguar fighter jet of the Indian Air Force crashed in the western state of Gujarat as a result of a training flight. This was reported by India Today on April 3, citing BBC data.

"The pilots encountered a technical malfunction and began ejecting, avoiding harm to the airfield and the local population," the statement said.

It is clarified that as a result of the incident, one pilot died from his injuries, while the other is receiving medical treatment at a hospital in Jamnagar. At the moment, the survivor's condition is stable.

The details of the incident are being clarified. Law enforcement agencies are conducting an investigation.

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