Two pilots were killed in a fighter jet crash in Indian airspace

International Desk: Two pilots died after a fighter jet crashed in mid-air in India. The accident took place in Rajasthan's Barmar district around 9 pm local time on Thursday (July 28). According to Hindustan Times, the MiG 21 training aircraft suddenly broke up in mid-air. The bodies of the pilots in it were dismembered. Deputy Commissioner of Barmar Lok Bandu confirmed this information. He said that the wreckage of the warplane is lying in an area of ​​about half a kilometer in Bhimda village of Barmar. The news also said that the fighter jet was flying in the night sky as part of special training. The Deputy Commissioner, Superintendent of Police and Air Force officials went to the spot after receiving the information about the crash. Rescue work is going on at the spot. The cause of the accident is not clear.