Pakistani networks falsely claimed that shivangi singh was captured during operation sindoor. Claims that squadron leader shivangi singh, the indian air force’s (iaf) first woman rafale pilot, was captured by pakistan during operation sindoor have been proven false. Wing commander shivangi singh, india’s only woman rafale pilot, witnessed president droupadi murmu’s historic rafale sortie at ambala.
Shivangi singh was born on 15 march 1995 in muzaffarpur district of bihar, india to school teacher hari bhushan singh and house wife priyanka singh President murmu flew a rafale sortie and posed with iaf pilot shivangi singh, decisively debunking pakistan's fake news campaign that claimed the first female rafale pilot was captured after operation sindoor Shivangi hails from a humble agricultural background.
Her dream of flying began in childhood. Wing commander shivangi singh, india's sole woman rafale pilot, gained national attention as president droupadi murmu experienced a historic sortie in the fighter jet Singh, part of the elite.
