A MiG-21 fighter jet of the Indian Air Force crashed into the sky during a routine mission at around 8 pm on Friday and the pilot died on the spot. The MiG-21, known as the Flying Coffin, crashed in the desert of Rajasthan, India yesterday. Between January and December 2021, a total of 15 to 16 warplanes, helicopters, and other aerial systems were destroyed or grounded. Moreover, the recent death of 11 high-ranking military officials, including Bipani Rawat, the honorable chief of the Indian military, in a helicopter crash has drawn widespread criticism from around the world over the aerial operating system and management of the Indian military.
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In the near future, Pakistan, an economically weaker country in any wartime situation, will be able to deal with the world's emerging superpower Red Giant China in the near future if the warplanes continue to be destroyed or damaged in non-combat missions in India. Military analysts. Moreover, the lack of coordination or weakness in the overall aerial system repair, maintenance, servicing, and management of the Indian Armed Forces has been exposed to the world, but no visible effective action has been taken by the Indian government.
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