Car and four bodies of the family that went missing after visiting the Statue of Unity fished out of canal in central Gujarat

Vadodara: Bodies of four of the five members of a family which had gone missing along with their car after visiting the Statue of Unity near Kevadia in Narmada district of Gujarat was found today, police said.

SP of Vadodara (Rural), Sudhir Desai said that Kalpesh C Parmar (35), along with his wife Trupti (30), monther Ushaben (55) and his son and daughter (both under ten years of age), was resident of Navapura area in Vadodara city. All the five had on March 1 gone to Kevadiya to see the world’s tallest statue. After that the whole family and the car become traceless since around 7 pm in the evening while on way back home.

The car was today fished out of a sub canal of Narmada project near Teen Talav village under Chanod police station area of Vadodara. The bodies of four of them except for his wife Trupti were found in the car. As one of the windows of the car was open, it is understood that she might have flown in the water. Search for her body was also on. Kalpesh was also in to share trading business.

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