A paragliding ride proved to be a nightmare for a woman when the paramotor she was riding on met an accident during an emergency landing. She has sustained injuries on her leg. The incident took place on Monday at a resort "Best Western Country Club" located at Manesar area. It was reported only on Wednesday.
A case under relevant section of IPC has been registered by police as the Paragliding Company didn't obtain proper licence or documents from the district administration, a police official said.
The victim identified as Madhumita, is a resident of Sector-69 in Gurugram who on Monday along with Kuldeep who was piloting the paramotor met an accident in their bid to made emergency landing as some technical problem occurred while they were just 10 feet above the ground. According to police official, when Kuldeep was landing at the cricket stadium at the resort the victim's leg hit the ground and sustained injuries.
Subsequently, she was immediately rushed to a hospital in Manesar by the resort management and was discharged after having first-aid. However, the woman did not reported the matter to police. But while investigation, police came to know that the Paragliding Company didn't obtain proper licence or documents from the district administration for the paragliding activities.
"The resort management had a contract with Mumba aviation in the previous month. In which the aviation company had assured that they will complete the entire formalities with the administration. But without prior permission the aviation company had illegally started paragliding activity at the resort," said Subhash Boken, Public Relation Officer (PRO) of Gurugram police.
Meanwhile, the owner of the aviation company Pamit Yadav claimed that they had a contract with the resort in the previous year. While the accused in the matter Amit Yadav said they both had started the company and they had a contract with the resort management.
"The incident was reported by the hospital authority and after a preliminary probe, a case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered at Manesar police station. Further probe into the matter is underway the accused will be nabbed soon" said PRO.