How many Indian jets were destroyed by PAF ? here's detail

By Wajiha Tamseel Mirza  

The information of the Indian Air Force planes and related pilots shot down by the Pakistan Air Force, which the Indians never want to accept, but the sooner the truth is acknowledged, the better India is, but the Indian media is not admitting that Pakistan shot down their six planes and put the pilots in hospital beds. Which were those six Indian aircraft and which pilots have reached their end?

At Mampur, the Mirage 2000 being flown by Wing Commander Uman Katam with service number 30384 and shot down by J-10C was PL-15. He was killed by Pakistani soldiers and remained in a critical condition at 92 Base Hospital Srinagar.

Then at No. 2, in place of Ramban, MiG-29 Squadron Leader Keshav Yadav with service number 32394 and shot credit JF-17 by PL-15 was stationed at Command Hospital Udhampur on 22 May 2025.

At No. 3, Akhnoor, the Sukhoi MKI Su-30 pilot, Wing Commander Lalit Garg, with service number 29690, and the second pilot, Flight Lieutenant Mandit Tiwari, were both in stable condition at the 170 Military Hospital in Akhnoor.

Rafale EH Wing Commander Arun Panwar Service No. 30217 Shot Credit J10C by PL15 at No. 4, Bathinda who was airlifted to 174 Military Hospital Bathinda and shifted to Chandimandir Command Hospital due to critical condition. Then comes the 5th.

The place of Punjab which is known as the north of Bathinda. There was the Rafale EH which was running Wg Cdr Manish Service 27976 and shot credit and through them the same as everyone else.

Chandimandir was in a stable condition at the Command Hospital.
The last and the sixth pilot, Squadron Leader Sunil, who was on board Rafale EH with service number 32091 and shot credit and through was the same. He also remained in stable condition at 92 Base Hospital Srinagar.

Wajeeha Tamsil Mirza is a multimedia journalist based in Pakistan who delivers fact-based news. After graduating in the field of journalism, she has been serving as a reporter, news correspondent, and columnist in both Urdu and English newspapers across Pakistan. She is also nominated for various national and international journalistic councils, forums, press clubs, and associations. Wajeeha continues to fulfill her journalistic responsibilities across digital and print media platforms. She is actively working as a journalist with Team SarAam and contributes as a social worker with Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan.