Four Indians Went Missing En Route To US Temple, Later Found Dead In Car Crash | India News

New Delhi: Authorities, Saturday night after a tragic car accident in Western Virginia, Buffalo, a temple from New York, a journey to a temple of four members of an Indian Origin family, confirmed late on Saturday night.

Marshall district Şerif Mike Dougherty victims Kishore Divan, Asha Divan, Shailesh Divan and Gita Divan. The light green Toyota Camry was discovered at 9:30 on August 2, except for a steep set along the Big Wheeling Creek road in Marshall County.

According to the media reports, the Sharif office in an official statement, “Buffalo, four people who have been lost from New York died after a vehicle accident.” He said.

“Victims Dr. Kishore Divan, Asha Divan, Shailesh Divan and Gita Divan. The vehicle took part in the first interventions along the way on Saturday, August 2, on Saturday, August 2, Big Wheeler Creek. It will give more information.

The Divans was last seen on Tuesday, July 29 at 14:45, in a Burger King in Peach Street in Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania. The surveillance images marked two members of the group entering the restaurant. The latest credit card transactions took place in the same place.

Shortly thereafter, a Pennsylvania State Trooper plate reader took Camry to the south in the Interstate 79 on the way to a spiritual withdrawal in Western Virginia on the way to the Gold Palace of Group Prabhupada. Authorities, the family’s previously reservation accommodation never checked, he said.

Despite a multi -institutional search attempt with the analysis of mobile phone tower data, it was not contacted with the group on Wednesday at 03:00 in Mountsville and Wheeling.

At the beginning of this week, the Marshall County Sheriff Office published surveillance images and vehicle details in the hope of producing public tips. A lost report was presented in Buffalo.

The exact cause of the accident has not yet been determined and the investigation continues.

“We know that no one hopes,” Sheriff Dougherty said. “We are grateful for the public during the search and we will continue to work with joint agencies to determine what is happening.”