At least 13 killed after chopper carrying India's defence chief crashes: Source
The status of the four star general, serving as India's first Chief of Defence Staff, remains unclear. Indian Army chief General Bipin Rawat arrives for the Beating the Retreat ceremony in New Delhi, India, January 29, 2019. Reuters
At least 13 out of the 14 people on board a helicopter carrying Indian defence chief General Bipin Rawat that crashed in southern India on Wednesday have been killed, a government source said.
The status of the four star general, serving as India's first Chief of Defence Staff, remains unclear, the source said.
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