Udaipur, March 15: Gurkirat Singh Manocha, a resident of Ujjain, tragically lost his life in Fort St. John, British Columbia, Canada. His family alleges that he was murdered following a dispute. The incident occurred on March 14 during a heated argument, where attackers reportedly launched a fatal assault on him. The family is demanding strict action against the perpetrators.
According to reports, Gurkirat, son of Gurjeet Singh Manocha from Parsvanath Colony, Devas Road, Ujjain, had moved to Canada approximately two and a half years ago. He was enrolled in a post-degree diploma program in Business Management at Northern Lights College.
The family stated that the attack took place during a dispute on Saturday (March 14). Gurjeet Singh mentioned that the Canadian police have initiated a thorough investigation into the matter. The exact circumstances and cause of death will be clarified once the post-mortem report is available.
The family emphasized that the root cause of the dispute remains unclear. They are hopeful that after the investigation concludes, a murder case will be filed against the accused.
This incident has caused deep sorrow among Gurkirat’s family, relatives, and the local community in Ujjain, where he was well-known and beloved.
The event also highlights the potential dangers that Indian students studying abroad may face, including violence and disputes. The family is awaiting justice and truth from the ongoing investigation by the Canadian police.
Officials from Madhya Pradesh are also paying attention to the case, with the Chief Minister expressing support for the family during this difficult time. Those familiar with the young man’s pursuit of better opportunities abroad are shocked by his untimely demise.
Gurkirat’s aspiration for higher education in Business Management reflected his hopes for a bright future. As the investigation progresses, the family hopes that those responsible will be brought to justice.