24-year-Old Sikh Man From India Shot Dead In Canada

NEW DELHI: In the Canadian province of Alberta, a Sikh man of Indian descent, age 24, passed away from gunshot wounds. His death was attributed to homicide by the authorities, making it the second such incident to occur in the nation this month.

When they went to a report of a gunshot on the evening of December 3, the police discovered the victim, later identified as Sanraj Singh, in Edmonton.

According to the authorities, Sanraj Singh was discovered in medical trouble while seated in a car. He was pronounced dead by the Emergency Medical Services after CPR was administered by the police until they arrived.

Police claim that a suspicious vehicle was observed leaving the scene, and homicide investigators have provided pictures of the same. On the evening of December 3, residents were also urged to check the footage on their CCTV cameras or dashcams for any unusual behaviour, according to the police.

As per the sources, On December 3, a 'targeted' shooting in the Canadian province of Ontario claimed the life of 21-year-old Sikh lady Pawanpreet Kaur. Mehakpreet Sethi, an 18-year-old teen of Indian descent, was fatally stabbed in the province of British Columbia's high school parking lot in November.

Another man from India who was a software developer was discovered inside an SUV car earlier this year with what seemed to be a gunshot wound to the head. Sources claimed that the victim was 25 years old.

The report says, when Maryland transportation authority officers were called to a single-vehicle collision on southbound Interstate 95, Sai Charan Nakka was discovered hurt inside a Hyundai Tucson SUV.

Sai Charan was taken to a hospital right away, where he was later declared dead, according to the report. A homicide investigation has been opened by Baltimore police, it was revealed. According to the sources, Sai Charan's death circumstances are yet unknown.

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