Punjab gangster killed in Canada in intergang rivalry
Canada gang rivalry ends with the death of Punjab gangster Sukha
According to Canadian intelligence reports, Sukhdool Singh, aka Sukha Duneke, of the Davinder Bambiha gang from the Moga district was killed on Wednesday night after an inter-gang confrontation. According to unverified claims, he was killed in Winnipeg, Canada. This is comparable to the murder of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on June 19 in Surrey during gang conflict. The adversaries fired about 15 shots at Nijjar.
Information indicates that Duneke went from India to Canada in 2017 using fraudulent passports, and seven criminal proceedings have been filed against him.
No less than 29 gangsters from the Punjab region and nearby are residing outside of India in order to avoid being apprehended by law enforcement. In the past, they have either used Indian passports, forged or phony travel documents, or the Nepal route to leave India. Canada, which currently accuses India of the political assassination of a Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) member named Hardeep Singh Nijjar without providing any supporting evidence, is at the head of the group of nations sheltering these killers.
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