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Ahmedabad Jan 28 PTI The bodies of four members of a family from Gujarats Gandhinagar district who died of the extreme cold near the Canada-US border would not be brought back to India their relatives said on FridayThe Canadian authorities who suspected it to be a case of human smuggling identified the deceased as Jagdish Patel 39 his wife Vaishaliben 37 daughter Vihangi 11 and son Dharmik 3It is now confirmed that the family belonged to Dingucha village in Kalol taluka of Gandhinagar The Indian embassy in Canada is in touch with their family members here for the next course of action said Additional Director General of Police CID-Crime Anil PrathamFollowing the confirmation of identity relatives and some local women gathered at the Patel familys ancestral house at Dingucha to mourn the deaths on Friday Villagers told reporters that other members of the family had shifted to Kalol town some time backJaswant Patel a cousin of Jagdish Patel said they had decided not to bring the bodies back to IndiaThe entire family is in deep shockAs of now we all have decided not to bring the bodies here for cremation Last rites will be conducted in Canada itself he saidLast week Gujarat Director General of Police Ashish Bhatia had directed the anti-human trafficking unit of the Crime Investigation Department CID to probe the role of local agents in sending the family to CanadaAdditional DGP Pratham said he was waiting for information from the Indian embassy in Canada to move ahead with the investigationWe can start our investigation only after knowing how many people were actually sent illegally and who helped them Pratham told reportersIf people have traveled there the embassy will have their names and addresses We can visit their villages and verify if people actually traveled to Canada for what reason and how much they paid the agents he addedAs per the Canadian authorities the Patel family arrived in Toronto on January 12 2022 From there they made their way to Manitoba and eventually to Emerson around January 18 a day before they tragically died near the border due to exposure to extreme weather conditions PTI PJT KRK KRK

Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], January 28 (ANI): An Indian family that froze to death near the US-Canada border has been identified as residents of Dinducha in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.

Ottawa [Canada], January 28 (ANI): The four people found dead near the Canada-US border last week have been officially identified as Indian nationals, the Indian High Commission in Ottawa confirmed on Thursday and said that this tragedy has brought into focus the need to ensure that migration and mobility are made safe and legal.