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On April 29, an Indian couple and their grandson died in a road accident in Canada. Now Canadian media reports have claimed that an alleged thief of Indian descent was driving in the wrong direction to escape the police, when his car collided with an oncoming Indian couple’s car. An Indian couple and their grandson died in this accident. Suspected thief Gagandeep Singh was also killed in the incident.
An Indian couple had gone to meet their grandson
Manivannan Srinivaspillai (aged 60) and his wife Mahalakshmi Ananthakrishnan (aged 55), residents of Chennai, India, had gone to Canada to visit their son. In fact, Srinivaspillai’s grandson was born and the couple went to Canada just to see the grandson. On April 29, Srinivaspillai was going somewhere in a car with his wife, son, daughter-in-law and newborn grandson. Meanwhile, the police received information that a liquor store had been robbed in the Clarington area of ​​Ontario. Acting on information, the police were chasing the car of the accused Gagandeep Singh (21 years old) who is suspected to be of Indian origin.
Suspect charged with stealing earlier as well
To escape from the police, Gagandeep started driving his car at high speed in the wrong direction. Meanwhile, Gagandeep’s car collided with the car of an Indian couple coming from the front. The accident was so serious that the Indian couple Manivannan Srinivaspillai and his wife Mahalakshmi Ananthakrishnan and their grandson along with Gagandeep Singh also died. Media reports have claimed that Gagandeep Singh has already been charged with three robberies and is currently out of jail on bail. Another person of Indian origin Manpreet Gill is also injured in this accident, who is being treated in the hospital.
