Father wanted for abduction after taking 3-year-old son to India, and not returning
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Toronto Police say they are searching for a father wanted for parental abduction after a young child was taken to India last year and did not return to Canada.
Toronto police say they are looking for a 48-year-old father wanted in connection with a parental abduction after a young child was taken to India last year and did not return to Canada.
Police said the father travelled with his three-year-old son Valentino to Delhi, India on July 2024. The father and son had a court-ordered return date set for Aug. 8, 2024.
“The accused has failed to return to Canada,” police said. Investigators added that the accused kept custody of the child going against the court order.
Police are looking for Kapil Sunak, 48, wanted for abduction by parent/custody order.
Sunak is described as six feet three inches tall with a heavy build and short brown hair and facial hair.
The boy is described as four feet tall, 45 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
The force is asking anyone with information on their whereabouts to contact police.
Toronto Police have also previously issued a news release about a separate parental abduction case involving a father who allegedly took his three-year-old son to Vietnam in February 2024.
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