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Indian Student's Death in Canada: Family Seeks Justice

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A young Indian student, Gurkirat Singh Manocha, tragically lost his life in a Canadian altercation. His family, including his grieving mother, is now planning his traditional Sikh funeral. The RCMP is investigating, but no arrests have been made, and theyre appealing for witnesses.

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Indian Student's Death in Canada: Family Seeks Justice

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Indian Student's Death in Canada: Family Seeks Justice. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A 25-year-old international student from India died after an altercation near Fort St. John, British Columbia, on March 13th. Gherky-Rot Singh Manoka was studying business management at Northern Lights College. When the incident happened at the Charlie Leg boat ramp, he had come from the city of Ujjain and hoped to build a successful life in Canada, eventually bringing his parents here to share in it. His family has shared deep grief over the loss, with his mother fainting from the shock. His cousin lost a GoFundMe campaign to ease the financial strain on his parents, and cover his student loans. Now, they are ranging to bring his body back to India for traditional seek last rights, including prayers and special clothing. Ongoing services have been held at Gherdora since the news broke. Meanwhile, the RCMP probe has few public details and no arrests so far, as the family calls for witnesses to step forward with any information from. That night. Watch your update from Vancouver News Today, powered by AI.

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