Later, a team of engineers reached the spot from Jodhpur airbase and fixed the glitch, Army sources said.
Two Chetak helicopters had taken off from Jodhpur this afternoon for Pokhran firing range, 70 km from here, on a training mission, they said.
One of the helicopters developed a technical problem and the pilots made a precautionary landing in an open field behind the court building in Balesar town, the sources said.
Along with this helicopter, the other chopper also landed to render assistance to the pilots.
The area was cordoned off to prevent curious people from getting close to the helicopters.
A Chetak helicopter has a single engine and can carry seven people including two pilots.
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