Jamnagar, April 3 -- The injured pilot who was rescued following the crash of the Indian Air Force Jaguar aircraft in Gujarat's Jamnagar last night is now in a stable condition and out of danger, hospital authorities confirmed.

According to the Superintendent of Guru Gobind Singh Government Hospital, Dr Deepak Tiwari, the pilot was diagnosed with a fractured leg and is receiving treatment for it.

Earlier, a two-seater Jaguar aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed during a night mission shortly after taking off from Jamnagar Airfield, the IAF stated on Thursday.

The IAF stated that one of the pilots tragically succumbed to injuries sustained during the ejection, while the second pilot is undergoing treatment at a hospital in Jam...