Brother-in-law faces murder charge after Delta woman found dead in crashed car

Brother-in-law faces murder charge after Delta woman found dead in crashed car

Mandeep Kaur was found dead after a vehicle crash and fire last month on Highway 17 in Delta, say police

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By Joseph Ruttle

Published Nov 26, 2025

Last updated 14 hours ago

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File photo of a Delta police vehicle. Photo by DPD
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Police say a car crash and fire a month ago in Delta are being investigated as a homicide.

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At about 11:20 p.m. on Oct. 26, Delta police officers responded to a vehicle crash in the 7000-block of Highway 17, just north of the Trans-Canada Highway.

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The lone occupant of the vehicle, who has been identified as 30-year-old Mandeep Kaur of Delta, was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Early signs suggested the incident was suspicious, and the Delta Police Department’s major crime section took over the case.

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On Nov. 6, Gurjot Singh Khaira, 24, also of Delta and the victim’s brother-in-law, was arrested. The next day, he was charged with indignity to human remains. He is being held in custody.

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On Tuesday, prosecutors added a charge of second-degree murder. Khaira is due in court on Dec. 11 to face the charges.

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With the investigation continuing and legal proceedings underway, police aren’t releasing any more information.

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“The Delta Police Department extends its sincere condolences to the family of Mandeep Kaur during this difficult time,” said Staff Sgt. Mike Whiteley in a news release Wednesday.

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jruttle@postmedia.com

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