Three Indian-origin Canadians have been killed in separate incidents in Canada since November.
Toronto:
A 40-year-old Sikh man has been charged with second-degree homicide for fatally stabbing his spouse at their dwelling in Canada’s British Columbia province, police mentioned.
Navinder Gill was charged final week for stabbing 40-year-old Harpreet Kaur Gill on December 7 in Surrey, a Canadian police assertion mentioned.
On December 7, police responded to a stabbing report and located Harpreet Kaur Gill with life-threatening accidents ensuing from a number of stab wounds at her dwelling.
She succumbed to her accidents after being rushed to a hospital.
The accused, recognized because the sufferer’s husband, was taken in custody on the scene as a suspect by the Built-in Murder Investigation Staff (IHIT) however was launched a day later as investigations continued, the assertion mentioned.
Based on the assertion, he was rearrested on December 15 by IHIT investigators with the assist of the Surrey Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and charged with second-degree homicide on December 16.
Three Indian-origin Canadians have been killed in separate incidents in Canada since November.
A 21-year-old Sikh girl, Pawanpreet Kaur, was shot to dying in a ‘focused’ assault on December 3 within the Ontario province. A 24-year-old Indian-origin Sikh man died of gunshot wounds within the Canadian province of Alberta on the identical day. In November, an 18-year-old Indian-origin teenager, Mehakpreet Sethi, was stabbed to dying at a highschool parking zone within the British Columbia province.
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