Technical glitch in MP Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s helicopter, safe landing due to pilot’s wisdom

Khandva. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav visited Khandwa district on Saturday. State level Ladli Behna Scheme program was organized here in Pandhana. After the program ended, as soon as the Chief Minister’s helicopter started taking off, the breath of the people present there stopped for a few moments. In fact, after rising in the air, the helicopter was seen moving backwards instead of moving forward for a few seconds. This created an atmosphere of chaos and anxiety among the people present at the spot. This video of CM’s helicopter is also going viral on social media.

And from the clouds of dust flying on the helipad, it can be guessed that the PWD department has been negligent. The sun was strong during the programme, hence the PWD department should have done adequate watering and rolling on the helipad, so that dust does not fly. But as soon as the CM’s plane took off, after a few seconds a cloud of dust arose and the plane started becoming unbalanced. In such a situation, it can also be considered a lapse in the security of the CM. However, the pilot showed wisdom and immediately controlled the situation. Within a few moments the helicopter reached a safe altitude amid a cloud of dust.

However, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav’s journey from Khandwa to Bhopal was completely safe. After this incident, the administrative officials and the public representatives present there heaved a sigh of relief. It is noteworthy that during the program organized in Pandhana, the Chief Minister transferred an amount of Rs 1800 crore to the accounts of one crore twenty-five lakh beloved sisters through one click. Under this scheme, till now an amount of Rs 52,304 crore has been given to the beloved sisters. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp after Kanya Puja and showered flowers on the beloved sisters and took their blessings for the welfare of the state. A large number of public representatives, officials and local citizens were present in the program.