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Canada car crash: Son-in-law of Nirankari chief succumbs to injuries

NEW DELHI: Chandigarhbased Avneet Setya one of the two sonsinlaw of Sant Nirankari Mission chief and spiritual leader Baba Hardev Singh has succumbed to his injuries Baba Hardev Singh was killed in a car accident while he was on his way from New York to Montreal

Updated At : 11:58 PM May 14, 2016 IST

A file photo of Baba Hardev Singh, head of Nirankari Mission. PTI

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