Zipline horror in Manali: Who's accountable for Trisha’s fall?

A zipline snapped mid-air in Manali, sending 12-year-old Trisha Bijwe plummeting into a gorge

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00:01Will no one be held accountable for this?

00:04This zipline adventure in Manali left 12-year-old Trisha with multiple fractures and metal plates in her legs.

00:14On June 8, 2025, Trisha Bichwe, a 12-year-old from Nagpur, fell nearly 30 feet into a gorge

00:20after the harness rope of a zipline snapped mid-air at a tourist facility in Manali.

00:25Footage of the moment the harness failed, sending her crashing onto the rocks below, went viral.

00:30After the Manali zipline incident, many internet users called out the chronic lack of regulatory oversight

00:35and absence of certified safety equipment in India's adventure tourism sector.

00:39A user on Next noted, never try adventure sports or scary rides in India.

00:43For many adventure sports, Indian operators buy equipment after its official life is over,

00:48and it is being discarded by those in developed countries.

00:50A Himachal probe found the zipline operator to be running illegally.

00:53The state government has ordered action against those responsible.

00:57This site is illegal, and it has also begun to do this.

01:02Trisha initially treated in Manali, is now stable and under care at a private hospital in Nagpur.

01:07Thus people are at the point of the hospital show, tend to go to this soon andções of,…

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01:15they must be looking for potential teams to continue to Christina Mi Senangis.

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