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Channa's body was found by a council worker on
Thursday night, six hours after he disappeared from a rented
property shared by his parents with friends and family here. A
total of 12 people lived in the house.
Channa was in Australia on a holiday along with his
parents. An initial autopsy on the child was inconclusive.


Gursewak was arrested today from his friend's house in
Melbourne's north. He appeared before the hearing dressed in a
white polo shirt, black tracksuit pants and brown thongs and
was calm throughout the hearing.
He refereed to the toddler as "the kid... the kid
that died" when asked who lived with him at the David Street
address.
Gursewak has a daughter, who is living in India.
Gursewak applied for bail, offering to leave his
passport and driver's licence, saying that he could stay at
the Mill Park house where he was arrested.
Iddles said police had spoken with the Gursewak's
friend and were told that "because of the events that
transpired today he is no longer welcome there".
First bail justice Ben Czerniewicz then remanded
Dhillon in custody amid concerns that he posed an unacceptable
flight risk and could also tamper with witnesses in the case.
Dhillon is due to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates’
Court on Tuesday.
Iddles said police opposed Gursewak's bail because he
had few ties to Australia and was under investigation by
immigration officials over allegations that his passport may
be forged. PTI NC
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