Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who is an honorary lieutenant colonel at the Indian Army, never fails to inspire us with his admiration for the Indian forces. On Thursday, MS Dhoni took to his Twitter and hailed the induction of Rafale Jets into the Indian Air Force, where he wrote how ‘the potential of bird’s lethality will only increase’ in the hands of our supremely trained Indian Air Force pilots.
These 5 Rafale will be formally inducted in 17 Squadram ‘Golden Arrows’ of the Indian Air Force at Ambala airbase with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Minister of Armed Forces of France Florence Parly taking part in the induction ceremony.
MS Dhoni took to his twitter and expressed his excitement regarding the big event. He also wished the Glorious 17 Squadron. He wrote:
“With the Final Induction Ceremony the world’s best combat proven 4.5Gen fighter plane gets the world’s best fighter pilots. In the hands of our pilots and the mix of different aircrafts with the IAF the potent bird’s lethality will only increase.
Wishing The Glorious 17 Squadron(Golden Arrows) all the very best and for all of us hope the Rafale beats the service record of the Mirage 2000 but Su30MKI remains my fav and the boys get new target to dogfight with and wait for BVR engagement till their upgrade to Super Sukhoi”
Here, check out the Tweet of MS Dhoni:
With the Final Induction Ceremony the world’s best combat proven 4.5Gen fighter plane gets the world’s best fighter pilots. In the hands of our pilots and the mix of different aircrafts with the IAF the potent bird’s lethality will only increase.
— Mahendra Singh Dhoni (@msdhoni) September 10, 2020
Wishing The Glorious 17 Squadron(Golden Arrows) all the very best and for all of us hope the Rafale beats the service record of the Mirage 2000 but Su30MKI remains my fav and the boys get new target to dogfight with and wait for BVR engagement till their upgrade to Super Sukhoi
— Mahendra Singh Dhoni (@msdhoni) September 10, 2020
Meanwhile, MS Dhoni, who recently announced his retirement from international cricket, will be soon seen making his comeback on-field after a long gap. He will be seen leading his team Chennai Super Kings in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League, which is all set to kickstart from September 19th in UAE and will be held across three venues — Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai.
