IAF lost more than a chopper in Naxal hit
Manu Pubby : Thu Jan 31 2013, 03:51 hrs
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A question that the IAF also needs to answer is would it have left behind one of its own if he had been injured, instead of the policeman? Its own chief floated the motto — not to leave "your men and machines behind" — a few months ago.
Manu is a special correspondent based in Delhi
manu.pubby@expressindia.com
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