Aditya Vivaan : “Grieving Father in Tragic Crash”

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The tragic death of a three-month-old boy and his grandparents in a wrong-way highway crash has left the father, Gokulnath Manivannan, devastated. The family from Ajax, Ont., was struck by a van being chased by police on Highway 401 near Toronto. The grieving father expressed the unbearable pain of losing his son and parents, who had just arrived from India to meet their grandson. The crash has sparked inquiries into the police pursuit of the suspect van. Manivannan and his wife are struggling to cope with the loss and are seeking privacy as they mourn their loved ones. The family is grateful for the community’s support during this difficult time.

Tragic Highway Crash Claims Lives of Three-Month-Old Boy and Grandparents

Last week, a devastating wrong-way highway crash on Highway 401 east of Toronto resulted in the tragic loss of a three-month-old boy, Aditya Vivaan, and his grandparents, Manivannan Srinivasapillai and Mahalakshmi Ananthakrishnan. The father of the young boy, Gokulnath Manivannan, expressed his heart-wrenching grief over the loss of his son and parents in the horrific accident.

According to Manivannan, his parents had recently arrived in Canada from India to visit their grandson, Aditya Vivaan, just two days before the collision. His father, a 60-year-old retiree, was eagerly looking forward to spending quality time with his grandchild, while his mother, aged 55, was excitedly planning a visit centered around her new grandchild.

Manivannan and his wife, who reside in Ajax, Ont., have been unable to bring themselves to re-enter their family home since the crash. The house is filled with reminders of their beloved son, from his toys to his tiny clothes, making it too painful for them to bear.

The tragic incident has brought into question the police decision to pursue a suspect van involved in an alleged liquor store robbery into oncoming traffic on one of Canada’s busiest highways. The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) revealed that the Durham Region police were chasing a cargo van linked to the robbery, resulting in the fatal crash that claimed multiple lives.

Manivannan shared that his wife, Ashwitha Jawahar, is also struggling to cope with the aftermath of the crash, as she battles both physical and emotional trauma. The grieving family is now faced with the difficult task of planning farewells for their loved ones, a process that has left them overwhelmed with grief.

As the community mourns the loss of Aditya Vivaan and his grandparents, the family has requested privacy to heal in their own time. The statement released by Manivannan expressed gratitude towards those who have kept them in their thoughts during this challenging period.

Funeral arrangements have been made for Manivannan’s parents, who will be cremated at Forest Lawn Crematorium, and for Aditya, whose visitation will take place at Chapel Ridge Funeral Home in Markham, Ont. The family is grateful for the support they have received and asks for space as they navigate through this profound loss.

As the community comes together to support the grieving family, the tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones. The impact of the crash has reverberated through the lives of those left behind, leaving a void that can never be filled.