The victims of a horrific tragedy that occurred in the early hours of Thursday in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) have been identified as three young boys from India. The victims of a horrific tragedy that occurred in the early hours of Thursday in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) have been identified as three young boys from India.
The incident happened in the town of Brampton on Thursday at around 1:30 in the morning. Reetik Chhabra, 23, his younger brother Rohan, 22, and their buddy Gaurav Fasge, 24, were confirmed as the three young men.
When police from Peel Regional Police, or PRP, arrived on the site, they discovered three young adult males who had been declared dead. The police were advised in the beginning that there might have been another car involved. The driver of the car, who the police believe to be the owner, is being held as they await charges in connection with the collision.
PRP stated that as the cars "made contact," "high speed" was a factor in the potential crash.
Having recently graduated from Seneca College, the brothers got to know Fasge there. The trio lived together in a Brampton basement flat.
The brothers were employed by the town's Savarg Beauty Salon. Owner Tirath Gill expressed his shock at the passing to the Hindustan Times, saying, "I'm so sad." They resembled my family. Every week, we put in forty hours of labor together. The tragedy was exacerbated by the fact that Reetik Chabbra, Gaurav Fasge, and his younger brother were out late that night celebrating Reetik's birthday.
Whereas Fasge was from Pune, the Chabbra brothers were from Chandigarh.
Gill claimed that since the collision happened near to their house, they were most likely heading home after supper. They might have died after their Volkswagen Jetta collided with a pole.
To generate money for the Chabbras' burial costs and the return of Fasge's ashes to India, their friends have launched an online fundraising.
