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Joshimath Helicopter Crash Video: All 6 Killed as Badrinath-Dehradun Chopper Crashes Near ChaieN Village in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli; Check Victims’ Names, Possible Cause & Latest Updates | WATCH

Joshimath Helicopter Crash Video: All 6 Killed as Badrinath-Dehradun Chopper Crashes Near ChaieN Village in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli; Check Victims’ Names, Possible Cause & Latest Updates | WATCH
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Joshimath Helicopter Crash Video: A Trans Bharat Aviation helicopter crashed near Chai village in Chamoli district on Friday, October 30, killing all six people on board, according to reports. The aircraft was flying from Badrinath to Dehradun when it lost communication over the Joshimath Valley amid adverse weather conditions.

Who Were the Six People Killed in the Joshimath Helicopter Crash?

The helicopter was carrying five passengers and one pilot. The victims were identified as:

  • Captain Himanshu – Pilot

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  • Shankar Gowda – Passenger

The five passengers were reportedly from Bengaluru. The helicopter carried the call sign VT-HCX.

How Did the Trans Bharat Aviation Helicopter Crash?

  • The helicopter took off from Badrinath at around 1:14 pm.

  • It was travelling towards Sahastradhara in Dehradun.

  • Communication was lost while it was flying over Joshimath Valley.

  • Its tracking system also stopped transmitting its location.

  • The crash was reported near Chai village at approximately 2:20 pm.

  • Smoke was spotted near the suspected crash location.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 30, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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