A 58-year-old man was allegedly shot dead by his nephew for objecting to his drinking habits in Muzaffarnagar district on Monday, police said.
The accused, Vipin Kumar, has been arrested for shooting his uncle dead in the fields in Muzaffarnagar, a police officer said.
The gun used to commit the crime has been recovered and the body sent for post-mortem, the officer added.
The man and his mother are seeking more than $3 million in damages from the Toronto Police Services Board, the Toronto Transit Commission, two unidentified police officers and three unidentified TTC fare inspectors.
When asked about the Karnataka chief minister's comment last month that Amit Shah is a Jain, the BJP chief said, "I am not a Jain, but a Hindu Vaishnav."
A senior police officer said a complaint that the boy had gone missing was received at Okhla Phase III police outpost on April 2, following which a case was registered.
The men were allegedly trained by an Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent through social media to disturb communal harmony in the state.
The accused absconded as soon as he got the information that the matter was reported to the police.
The accused -- identified as a cabbie from Byculla, Rafiq Khan -- and the victim were known to each other and he molested her after an alteration over money in the train.