Vayuputra becomes angel: Tracker trapped in rocks after falling into 300 feet deep ditch, Airforce saved life by airlift

The Indian Air Force has successfully conducted a rescue operation of a tracker trapped in the rocky trench Brahma Giri in Nandi Hills, Karnataka. The 19-year-old tracker had slipped and fell into a 300-feet deep gorge, where he got stuck in the rocks, injuring him. He sought help from the police from his phone. When the police could not help, the help of the Air Force was taken.

The gunner of the helicopter had landed to save the tracker.

Airlift done by Mi17 helicopter
The Air Force used its Mi17 helicopter for the rescue operation. The helicopter landing on the hill was difficult. So the flight gunner of the Mi17 was delivered to the tracker. The gunner helped airlift the tracker from the helicopter. The young man has been admitted to the hospital. His condition is stable.

The helicopter remained in the air during the operation, as landing between the rocks was not possible.

Delhi’s youth engineering student
Police said that the tracker, who hails from Delhi, is an engineering student. He is pursuing engineering from a college in Bangalore. He had chosen Nandi Hills for trekking, but fell into the gorge due to loss of balance. Lucky that life was saved. He was rescued 300 feet below.

The tracker had sought help from the police after falling between the rocks, but the police could not rescue him. After this the help of Air Force was taken.

Army has already done difficult rescue operation
Videos of army rescue operation from helicopter are going viral on social media. Seeing this, people are praising the courage and dedication of the Air Force. Earlier, the army had also conducted a similar rescue operation in Kerala. There a young man was trapped in the crack of Palakkad hill for 45 hours. Teams of Indian Army, Navy and NDRF were involved in this rescue operation.

Videos of army rescue operation from helicopter are going viral on social media.