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Indian-Canadian Son Charged With Murdering 41-Year-Old Mother In Mississauga

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Oct, 2015 11:51 AM
    A Gujarati man from the Toronto suburb of Mississauga has been charged with the murder of his mother.
     
    Kunal Bhavan, 20, was arrested and charged with second-degree murder for the death of his 41-year-old mother Vaishali Patel on Sunday.
     
    When the cops reached the spot, they found the woman lying with life-threatening injuries. She was transported to a hospital where she succumbed to her injuries on Sunday.
     
    "I was shocked (Sunday) morning when I read about the charges," thestar.com quoted Parth Midha, a friend who attended high school with Bhavan, as saying.
     
    "He was a regular kid throughout high school -- we played sports together in middle school, he was a funny guy, and got along well with people."
     
    Bhavan was arrested from the scene of the crime and charged with murder.
     
    Mississuaga is home to a huge population of Indian and Pakistan origin. 
     
    It is the sixth largest city in Canada.

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