Indar’s Roti & Doubles Community Mourns Passing of Narin Rampersad
TORONTO, Ontario — The family behind Indar’s Roti & Doubles in Etobicoke is mourning the tragic passing of co-owner and operator Narin Rampersad, born May 2, 1988, who passed away on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Rampersad was an integral figure in running the popular Caribbean establishment alongside his family. The family announced his passing in a heartfelt public message expressing deep sorrow and gratitude for the immediate outpouring of support from community members and long-time patrons. Temporary Operations Closure and Privacy RequestFollowing Rampersad's passing, the family announced that Indar’s Roti & Doubles will remain temporarily closed until further notice to allow relatives and staff time to mourn. The family has requested privacy and quiet time as they process the loss, stating that details regarding official memorial and funeral services will be communicated to the community once arrangements are finalized.Community Impact and TributesRampersad joined the family business in 2013 and helped expand the establishment's reach across the Greater Toronto Area alongside his parents, Indar and Sandra, and his wife, Arouna. Patrons, friends, and community members across Toronto and the West Indian diaspora have shared widespread condolences, remembering Rampersad for his dedicated service, warm hospitality, and commitment to the local community.
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TORONTO, Ontario — The family behind Indar’s Roti & Doubles in Etobicoke is mourning the tragic passing of co-owner and operator Narin Rampersad, born May 2, 1988, who passed away on Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Rampersad was an integral figure in running the popular Caribbean establishment alongside his family. The family announced his passing in a heartfelt public message expressing deep sorrow and gratitude for the immediate outpouring of support from community members and long-time patrons. Temporary Operations Closure and Privacy RequestFollowing Rampersad's passing, the family announced that Indar’s Roti & Doubles will remain temporarily closed until further notice to allow relatives and staff time to mourn. The family has requested privacy and quiet time as they process the loss, stating that details regarding official memorial and funeral services will be communicated to the community once arrangements are finalized.Community Impact and TributesRampersad joined the family business in 2013 and helped expand the establishment's reach across the Greater Toronto Area alongside his parents, Indar and Sandra, and his wife, Arouna. Patrons, friends, and community members across Toronto and the West Indian diaspora have shared widespread condolences, remembering Rampersad for his dedicated service, warm hospitality, and commitment to the local community.
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