The 26-year-old victim was on a trip with his sister and three cousins when he fell during a paragliding flight in the Bir-Billing hills. Emergency responders were initially alerted on November 10 after a friend of the deceased reported the fall through the Emergency Response Support System helpline. Following a complaint filed by a 24-year-old woman from Greater Noida, police officially registered a case the next day against the 45-year-old pilot from Kangra district.
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Authorities filed a First Information Report against the pilot under Sections 125 and 106…: Authorities filed a First Information Report against the pilot under Sections 125 and 106 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
The 26-year-old victim had been traveling through the hill state alongside his sister and…: The 26-year-old victim had been traveling through the hill state alongside his sister and three cousins.
Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a detailed investigation into the paraglidi…: Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a detailed investigation into the paragliding fall remains actively underway.
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DHARAMSHALA: A 26-year-old tourist from Greater Noida died after reportedly falling during a paragliding flight in the Bir-Billing hills of Himachal Pradesh, police said.
The deceased was visiting Himachal Pradesh with his sister and three cousins.
According to police, information about the incident was received through the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS)-112 helpline on November 10.
According to news agency ANI, the information came from a friend of the deceased, who reported that he had fallen while paragliding in the Bir-Billing area.
During the investigation, police recorded the statement of a 24-year-old woman from Greater Noida, who filed the complaint in the case.
Following the incident, an FIR was registered on November 11 against the paraglider pilot, a 45-year-old resident of Kangra district.
The case has been registered under Sections 125 and 106 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
Further investigation into the incident is underway.
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