PM Modi continued his journey in one of the other two helicopters in the convoy
An Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter that was part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s convoy developed a technical snag and remained parked at the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar helipad, near Lalit Mahal in Mysuru, on Saturday.
The Prime Minister and the other members of the convoy continued their onward journey in one of the other two helicopters, according to IANS.
Technical personnel have reached the helipad and are repairing the aircraft, with efforts under way to fix the fault and make it fit for further operations. Mysuru City Corporation staff have also been deployed at the site as part of the arrangements.
Local police have cordoned off the area around the helipad and are providing security to the grounded helicopter. The incident has drawn attention given the sensitive security arrangements surrounding the Prime Minister’s movement.
PM Modi was in Karnataka on Friday, November 13, launching and inaugurating infrastructure and development projects worth over Rs 15,600 crore across Bengaluru and Mysuru.
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