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Belgian Trekker Missed Dying Mother Due to India Legal Battle, SC Clears Him

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Peter Van Geit, a Belgian trekker and activist, became entangled in prolonged legal proceedings in India following a trekking accident. The legal battle prevented him from being with his ailing mother during her final days. He was eventually granted court permission to visit her and managed to say his goodbyes shortly before she passed away. The Supreme Court later dismissed all criminal charges against Van Geit, finding no wrongdoing on his part. Despite the legal vindication, Van Geit continues to grieve both his mother's death and the time he lost with her due to the case.

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