Man arrested following UK hotelier's murder in India

01 June 2015 by
Man arrested following UK hotelier's murder in India

A man accused of murdering a UK hotelier in India has appeared before a court in the Jalandhar region of the country.

Ranjit Singh Power, 54, who owned the Ramada Park Hall hotel in Wolverhampton, was last seen at an airport in Amritsar, Punjab, on 8 May.

His family reported him missing after he did not contact them for a week, according to the BBC.

Sukhdev Singh, a taxi driver, has allegedly confessed to killing Power.

Divers are searching for Power's body in a canal in Ropar District.

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TagsHotels and Crime
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