Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Manali Zipline Site Illegal; Girl's Fall Spurs Safety Checks
A young girl from Nagpur fell from a zipline in Manali after the safety rope broke.
The place where this happened didn't have permission to offer these kinds of activities, according to the government.
The girl was hurt and needed medical help, but the police didn't take any action because the people involved reached an agreement.
Now, officials are checking other places to make sure they are safe.
A 12-year-old girl fell from a Manali zipline due to a snapped harness.
The incident occurred at a site without official clearance for adventure activities.
The Himachal Pradesh Sports Minister confirmed the site's illegal status.
Police did not file a formal case due to a mutual understanding between parties.
The Director General of Police ordered safety inspections at tourist spots.
- Who
- Trisha Bijwe, a 12-year-old from Nagpur, Maharashtra.
- What
- A 12-year-old girl fell from a zipline due to a snapped harness at an illegal site.
- When
- Last week, the video surfaced on Sunday.
- Where
- Manali, Himachal Pradesh.
- Why
- Due to a snapped harness; the site lacked official clearance.
- Incident
- Zipline accident
- Location
- Manali, Himachal Pradesh
- Victim
- Trisha Bijwe, 12-year-old
- Injury
- Multiple fractures
- Cause
- Snapped harness
- Site Status
- Illegal, lacked official clearance
- Police Action
- No formal case filed
Sources
Himachal DGP stresses strict safety protocols for adventure tourism after Kullu accident
After zipline snap video goes viral, DGP asks SPs to ensure safety at adventure tourism spots
12-yr-old injured as zipline snaps in Manali; minister says operator did not have permit