Indian Military Aircraft crashed at Aeronautical Test Range

BENGALURU – An Indian Military unmanned Aircraft crashed at AeronauticalTest Range, Indian media has reported.

The Defence Research Development Organisation’s (DRDO’s) Unmanned AerialVehicle (UAV) Rustom-II crashed at Jodi Chikkana Halli in Karnataka’sChitradurga district on Tuesday morning.

The aircraft’s test flight was underway at Challakere Aeronautical TestRange, an outdoor testing and evaluating facility of the DRDO, when theincident took place.

Initially, the crash created panic among villagers and they rushed to thespot to save the passengers. To their utmost surprise, no person was insideor around the UAV.

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Soon, a large crowd gathered around the unmanned aircraft with manyvillagers clicking selfies till DRDO officials and police reached the spot.