Jianlin and four businessmen had returned to Beijing on Friday in another chartered flight, but the faulty plane and its four crew members remained at the Agartala airport for repair.
That plane returned yesterday, a police official said.
Jianlin, along with four businessmen and four crew members survived a scare on Thursday last after his private jet developed a snag and landed under emergency conditions in Agartala.
He was on a four-day visit to India at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Wang, the richest man in China, had stayed at Rajdhani hotel in Agartala when the plane landed in the Tripura capital under emergency conditions.
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