The aircraft crashed in Badakhshan province, which borders China, Tajikistan and Pakistan but the exact site of the accident was unknown. According to initial information, a passenger jet aircraft has crashed in the mountainous areas of Top Khana, including the districts of Kiran and Minjan, and Zebak district in Badakhshan.

A tragic incident reported in Afghanistan, an aircraft reportedly carrying passengers crashed in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan region on Saturday night. According to the Afghanistan News agency, Khaama Press, the plane deviated from its original course and collided with the mountainous terrain of Zebak district in Badakhshan Saturday night, January 20th.

For the last couple of weeks, Plane crash news surfaced all around, Hollywood actor Christian Oliver and his two daughters lost their lives, and in another incident window of a flying plane had broken while it was in the air. after the news that was frightening, all Indians were filled with emotion, Later the news was broken and no casualty reported.

The plane crashed in mountainous northeastern Afghanistan, a provincial government official said Sunday. The aircraft crashed in Badakhshan province, which borders China, Tajikistan and Pakistan but the exact site of the accident was unknown. 

The plane  crashed but the location was not confirmed

“The plane has crashed but the location is not known yet. We have sent teams but they have not arrived yet,” Zabihullah Amiri, head of the provincial information department, told AFP, without giving further details.

 Previously Tolonews  reported that the Plane carrying passengers from India crashed in Afghanistan in social media site X posted that

An Indian passenger plane crashed in the mountains of Topkhana alongside the districts of Kuran-Munjan and Zibak of Badakhshan province, said head of the department of Information and Culture of Badakhshan, Zabihullah Amiri. He said that a team has been sent to the area to investigate the incident. According to the local people, the plane crashed on Sunday morning.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India on X denied

The Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India on X denied that the passenger plane crashed in Badakhshan was from India. The Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation wrote on its X account: “The unfortunate plane crash that has just occurred in Afghanistan is neither an Indian Scheduled Aircraft nor a Non Scheduled (NSOP)/Charter aircraft. It is a Moroccan registered small aircraft. More details are awaited.”