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Charges fly thick & fast after PM’s copter snag

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:52 AM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter stranded in Jharkhand’s Godda due to a clearance issue. PTI

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The Congress cried foul on Friday as Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter remained grounded at Jharkhand’s Godda after PM Modi’s plane developed a snag in nearby Deoghar
The PM, who was in Bihar for a rally at Jamui in honour of tribal hero Birsa Munda, returned to Delhi in another plane after a 2-hour delay at Deoghar airport (Jharkhand)
“We urge the EC to ensure a level playing field,” said the Congress even as the Deogarh DC said the airspace was declared a no-flying zone as the PM’s plane was stranded

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