IAF light air craft  crashed  in farm land Coovercolly Indresh 

Chamarajanagara: A light  trainer  air craft  belong to the Indian Air Force crashed in a farm near Bhogpur in the district  on Thursday. Two pilots escaped with their lives. A technical fault   is said to be cause of crash. The alerted   pilots     saved their lives by jumping from the plane with a parachute. The district police officials rushed to the spot and are investigating. The aircraft named  Kiran Air Path training  numbered U692 of the Air Force has crashed. Pilots Bhumika and Tej Pal were flying the plane. As   losing control, both of them jumped by parachute and fell 2 km away from where the plane crashed. The Air Force  soldiers found and rescued the two. Sources said that both of them had minor injuries near their necks and were taken to Bangalore in a special helicopter for treatment.

   This is the second incident in a month. Earlier, the plane had crashed in Rajasthan. On May 8, an Indian Air Force MiG-21 fighter jet crashed near Hanumangarh in Rajasthan. The flight took off from Suratgarh and crashed due to a technical fault. Three people, including two women, were killed  in  the plane crashed. The pilot in the plane was seriously injured and admitted to the hospital. In Last January, two IAF fighter jets Sukhoi SU-30 and Mirage-2000 crashed during training in Rajasthan's Bharatpur. One pilot lost his life in the incident. One aircraft crashed in Morena, Madhya Pradesh, while the other crashed in Bharatpur, Rajasthan.

  An Indian Army helicopter also crashed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district a few days ago. Also, another accident occurred in Kochi in April when a Coast Guard helicopter crash landed during training.    There were three crew members in the helicopter who escaped unhurt. The helicopter crashed due to a technical problem. The accident occurred during take off  from Coast Guard training center. It is known that the incident took place after the helicopter came  out from the runway.