Indian Air Chief reacts strongly to the delay in the production of warplanes

New Delhi: Indian Air Chief AP Singh has expressed a strong reaction to the delay in the production of fighter jets. According to Indian media reports, the incompetence of the Indian Air Force has come to light under the Modi government, to which the Indian Air Chief has reacted strongly to the delay in the commissioning of warplanes. Chief of the Indian Air Force, Amarpreet Singh, said that the Tejas project started in 1986, when the first aircraft flew after 17 years, and after 16 years of testing, this aircraft joined the Indian Air Force. are The Indian Air Chief Marshal said that this incompetence is a big question mark on our capabilities, not understanding the sensitivity of time, research and development has lost its importance, the Indian Air Force has wasted time for fear of failure. AP Singh said that a country that cannot complete important projects on time has no benefit from technology. India: Muslim women were dishonored by making false accusations It should be noted that the continuous expansion of aircraft manufacturing has exposed Modi's failed policies, the number of Indian pilots killed in air accidents in 5 years during the Modi government is also 42.