Manohar Parrikar On Missing Plane

Union Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Friday told parliament that India has sought help from US to check if their satellites captured any signals from the missing AN-32 aircraft, while noting there was very little possibility that sabotage played any role.

No concrete evidence on the missing AN-32 aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) has emerged so far after a week of search, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said in parliament on Thursday.

As the search for the missing AN-32 aircraft with 29 defence personnel on board entered the sixth day today, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said some objects have been found in the Bay of Bengal and search teams have been asked to verify if they were of the ill-fated plane.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge today sought a statement from Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on the fate of the Indian Air Force AN-32 aircraft which went missing over Bay of Bengal with 29 defence personnel on board four days ago.

The massive hunt for Indian Air Force's AN-32 aircraft that went missing over the Bay of Bengal on Friday with 29 people on board has entered its fourth day.

Apprehensions grew over the fate of the missing Indian Air Force transport aircraft with 29 people on board as search teams were yet to find any trace of the AN-32 plane while efforts were intensified over the Bay of Bengal where inclement weather appeared to be a hurdle.

As search for Indian Air Force's missing AN-32 plane crossed 30 hours, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar reached Chennai today and joined a sortie conducted by the armed forces. The "courier flight" with 29 people on board went missing on Friday morning.

Union Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Friday told parliament that India has sought help from US to check if their satellites captured any signals from the missing AN-32 aircraft, while noting there was very little possibility that sabotage played any role.

No concrete evidence on the missing AN-32 aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) has emerged so far after a week of search, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said in parliament on Thursday.

As the search for the missing AN-32 aircraft with 29 defence personnel on board entered the sixth day today, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said some objects have been found in the Bay of Bengal and search teams have been asked to verify if they were of the ill-fated plane.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

There are 4-5 "small" leads with regard to the AN-32 aircraft of the IAF which went missing four days back with 29 people on board, the government told the Rajya Sabha as it faced questions over the issue.

Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge today sought a statement from Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on the fate of the Indian Air Force AN-32 aircraft which went missing over Bay of Bengal with 29 defence personnel on board four days ago.

The massive hunt for Indian Air Force's AN-32 aircraft that went missing over the Bay of Bengal on Friday with 29 people on board has entered its fourth day.

Apprehensions grew over the fate of the missing Indian Air Force transport aircraft with 29 people on board as search teams were yet to find any trace of the AN-32 plane while efforts were intensified over the Bay of Bengal where inclement weather appeared to be a hurdle.

As search for Indian Air Force's missing AN-32 plane crossed 30 hours, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar reached Chennai today and joined a sortie conducted by the armed forces. The "courier flight" with 29 people on board went missing on Friday morning.