Sikh Man, 24, Shot Dead In Canada’s Alberta, 2nd Such Attack This Month

The post-mortem report revealed murder to be the way of demise, police mentioned. (Representational)

Toronto:

A 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man has died of gunshot wounds within the Canadian province of Alberta, with police citing murder as the explanation for his demise, the second such incident this month on this nation.

The sufferer, recognized as Sanraj Singh, was situated by the police in Edmonton metropolis once they responded to a gunshot report on December 3 evening, an Edmonton police information launch mentioned.

Singh was discovered sitting in a car in medical misery. The police carried out CPR, a life-saving method, till the Emergency Medical Providers arrived and declared him lifeless.

The post-mortem report revealed murder to be the way of demise, the press launch mentioned.

In accordance with the police, a suspect car was seen leaving the world, and images of the identical had been launched by murder investigators. Residents had been additionally requested to verify their CCTV cameras or dashcam footage for any suspicious exercise on the evening of December 3.

A 21-year-old Sikh lady, Pawanpreet Kaur, was shot to demise in a ‘focused’ assault on December 3 within the Ontario province. In November, an 18-year-old Indian-origin teenager, Mehakpreet Sethi was stabbed to demise at a highschool car parking zone within the British Columbia province.

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