UP Information: IAF Akash Ganga’s Para Leap Teacher Sustains Accidents Throughout ‘Demo Drop’ In Agra, Dies | India Information
A para bounce teacher from the Indian Air Power’s Akash Ganga Skydiving crew died after he sustained accidents throughout a ‘demo drop’ in Agra on Saturday, the IAF knowledgeable.
In a publish on the social media platform X, the IAF knowledgeable of the incident.
“A Para Leap Teacher from the IAF’s Akash Ganga Skydiving Group succumbed to accidents sustained throughout a Demo Drop at Agra at the moment. The IAF deeply mourns the loss, and extends heartfelt condolences to the bereaved household, standing firmly with them on this hour of grief,” the publish learn.
A Para Leap Teacher from the IAF’s Akash Ganga Skydiving Group succumbed to accidents sustained throughout a Demo Drop at Agra at the moment. The IAF deeply mourns the loss, and extends heartfelt condolences to the bereaved household, standing firmly with them on this hour of grief.
— Indian Air Power (@IAF_MCC) April 5, 2025
As per information company PTI, the police stated that the Warrant Officer Ramkumar Tiwari, 41 years outdated, had jumped from a helicopter at round 9:30 am. Nevertheless, on account of a technical malfunction his parachute didn’t open on time and prompted him to fall on to the bottom. The officer died at a army hospital, sources instructed PTI.
The information company quoted Assistant Commissioner of Police Vinayak Bhosale as saying, “Details about the dying was acquired from the Navy Hospital at round 12 midday. The Sadar police station has despatched the physique for postmortem examination.”
This incident comes a number of days after the dying of an IAF flight lieutenant, Siddharth Yadav. He had died in a Jaguar Jet crash throughout an evening mission in Gujarat’s Jamnagar on Wednesday.
In line with ANI, the IAF on Thursday stated in a press release, “An IAF Jaguar two-seater plane airborne from Jamnagar Airfield crashed throughout an evening mission. The pilots confronted a technical malfunction and initiated ejection, avoiding hurt to the airfield and native inhabitants. Sadly, one pilot succumbed to his accidents, whereas the opposite is receiving medical therapy at a hospital in Jamnagar.”
The IAF additionally said, “IAF deeply regrets the lack of life and stands firmly with the bereaved household.”
(with companies’ inputs)
