Helicopter Crash Raises Concerns Over Safety of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister’s Travel

A helicopter intended for the use of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu crashed near Pune, India, raising concerns about safety protocols and the competence of aviation officials. While no one was injured in the incident, the helicopter was meant to be a backup for the chief minister’s regular transportation, adding to the gravity of the situation. Experts have questioned the use of a helicopter that had undergone extensive maintenance, raising concerns about its reliability and the decision-making process behind its deployment. The incident has prompted scrutiny of aviation officials’ safety protocols and the qualifications of those in charge of ensuring the safety of high-ranking officials.