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Rajnath's helicopter loses its way in Jharkhand

| | Nov 27, 2014, at 12:52 am
Majhgaon, Nov 26 (IBNS): Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh's helicopter lost its way on Wednesday during his Jharkhand campaign citing a major security lapse.
The helicopter landed in Majhgaon instead of landing in Badajamda in Chaibasa, reports said.
 
The pilot realised the mistake after sometime that he was going in the wrong direction.
 
The area where his chopper landed has been marked as a highly sensitive zone where extremists operate. This further increased the gravity of the situation.
 
The pilot will reportedly be investigated over how he lost his way and moved forward on the wrong route.
 

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