The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has started probing a private plane and a group of models who, in a video, had violated the aviation security rules.
"We have received a video of a group of models, who have violated the rules at the airstrip. Our probe is on and only after an investigation can we comment on the depth of the investigation"," DGCA sources said.
A group of nine models stood on an airstrip, probably in Rajasthan, and a nine-seater turboprop took off right behind them.
The models ducked for cover when the private plane got airborne.
This entire act was being professionally shot for the models.
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