Chirag Antil, a 24-year-old Indian pupil, was shot useless inside his automotive in South Vancouver, Canada earlier this week.

The Vancouver Police Division (VCD) mentioned that Chirag was discovered useless inside a car within the space after neighbours reported listening to gunshots on April 12.

In an announcement, the authorities knowledgeable that the culprits haven’t been arrested but and that an investigation is underway.

Listed below are 5 details about Chirag Antil:

1. Chirag Antil was a resident of Sonipat, Haryana.
2. He was the youngest son of Mahavir Antil, a retired worker of the Sugar Mill Division of the Haryana Authorities.
3. Chirag moved to Vancouver in 2022 to pursue greater research on the College Canada West (UCW), in British Columbia.
4. After finishing his MBA, he began working at an organization in Canada after getting a piece allow.
5. Chirag’s brother Ronit shared in an interview that his youthful sibling was a “kind-hearted” particular person. “I spoke to him final earlier than the accident occurred,” he mentioned and added that Chirag sounded “comfortable”.

In the meantime, Chirag’s household and the Chief of the Nationwide College students’ Union of India, Varun Choudhary, have sought the Indian authorities’s intervention within the matter.

Mr Choudhary wrote on X (previously Twitter), “We urge the Ministry of Exterior Affairs to intently monitor the progress of the investigation and make sure that justice is swiftly served. Moreover, we request the Ministry to increase all crucial assist and help to the household of the deceased throughout this troublesome time.” 

Pressing consideration relating to the homicide of Chirag Antil, an Indian pupil in Vancouver, Canada.

We urge the Ministry of Exterior Affairs to intently monitor the progress of the investigation and make sure that justice is swiftly served.

Moreover, we request the Ministry to increase… pic.twitter.com/IWvlfbvqGt

— Varun Choudhary (@varunchoudhary2) April 13, 2024

Chirag’s household has additionally tied up with the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe to repatriate their son’s physique to India.