After relocating to Australia to begin a better life, a famous musician and father of two is killed in a horrific car accident.
Nirvair Singh arrived to Melbourne to pursue his singing profession nine years ago.
Tuesday, a father of two was sadly killed in a horrific accident at Diggers Rest.
The passing of Mr. Singh has prompted an outpouring of condolences from friends.
Police guarding a man and a woman in a hospital while investigations continue
A much-loved father of two who immigrated to Australia in search of a better life and pursued a singing career was hailed as a gifted performer and beautiful soul following his tragic death.
On Tuesday, Nirvair Singh was sadly died in a three-vehicle crash in Melbourne’s north-west. According to police, Singh was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
A automobile was allegedly observed driving erratically in the area before colliding with two vehicles at Diggers Rest.
A guy and a woman were taken into custody at the scene and remain under police guard at the hospital. There have been no charges.
Mr. Singh’s passing has devastated the Indian community in Melbourne and his relatives in Kurali.
Nirvair Singh (pictured) went from India to Australia to pursue a singing career.
He relocated to Australia nine years ago in pursuit of a better life and a promising singing career.
His demise has prompted a flood of condolences from his startled pals.
“Depressing and upsetting news for the community. You have left too soon. His noble spirit rest in peace. Harpreet Singh Marwaha published a message.
He told the Herald Sun, ‘He was a close friend and a kind person.’
He was usually cheerful and willing to assist anyone in need.
Gagan Shorey praised the noble spirit of Mr. Singh.
He stated, “May God protect his young, beautiful soul and grant his family and friends the strength to endure this extremely trying moment.”
Father-of-two Nirvair Singh was fatally injured in a collision in Melbourne’s northwest.
Sumit Khurmi added: ‘Gone too soon. God provide your loved ones the strength to endure this difficult moment.
A second individual reported meeting Mr. Singh at a recent badminton competition.
He writes, “I had no idea this would be the last time I see him.”
Mr. Singh rose to prominence with the track Tere Bina from his album My Turn.
Other songs include Darda a Dil, Je Russgi, Ferrari Dream, and a 2018 duet with Gurlez Akhtar titled Hikk Thok Ke.
Nirvair Singh (above) is remembered as a gentle person with a lovely soul.
Other Punjabi artists, notably Gagan Sandhu Kokri, who also contributed to the album My Turn, have also paid tribute.
“Your song was the best track on our debut album, which launched our careers,” he wrote.
Everyone in Melbourne was taken aback by your leaving because you were such a lovely guy. RIP buddy.’
The driver of the third vehicle involved in the crash was transported to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
A 23-year-old Wallan man and a 26-year-old Sunbury woman arrested at the site remain hospitalized under police guard.
The investigation into the crash’s cause continues.
Anyone with information, dashcam footage, or surveillance footage is urged to call Crime Stoppers.
The police continue to investigate the tragic multivehicle crash in Diggers Rest.