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UPDATED:
One NRI and
3 hired Ganganagar contract killers arrested to kill Father-in-Law
Chandigarh, Dec. 30, 2007
Charanjit Grewal
Surrey, BC, NRI, Veerharinder Singh wanted revenge
and teach a lesson to his father-in-law Harphool Singh who had sent
his daughter to Canada without his knowledge and without the money.
Veerharinder asked his cousin Sukhvir Singh, alias
Sukhi, also based in Surrey to find a man for the job. Through his
friend Ramandeep, who basically belongs to Ganganagar, Sukhi and
Veerharinder sent Rs 60,000 to the contract killers through western
money transfer two months ago. When the killers could not carry
out the deal, Ramandeep was sent to India with a return ticket for
January 1, 2008, to do the job. Ramandeep and six others were on
way to Munidya village when they were arrested. Two alleged killers
Mohit Kumar, alias Pandit, and Suresh Kumar, alias Kaali, managed
to escape.
According to police, the bride, Pawanjot Kaur, who
went to Canada to look for her husband, is currently living with
her grandfather in Edmonton. Ludhiana Senior Superintendent of Police
R.K. Jais-wal said:
- We charged Veerharinder Singh- Surrey businessman, and his cousin,
Sukhvir Singh, alias Sukhi for conspiracy
- We plan to seek the extradition of the two
Canada
NRI hired Ganganagar contract killers to kill Father-in-Law- Four
arrested
Chandigarh, Dec. 28, 2007
Charanjit Grewal
In 2004, Canadian NRI Virharinder Singh married
to Pawanjot Kaur, daughter of Ranphul Singh, a resident of village
Mundian, Ludhiana, Punjab. According to Ranphul Singh, Virharinder's
parents always assured that Pawanjot will be sponsored soon and
never happened. When we tried to contact their relatives then
they started asking Rs. 30 lakh ( Rs 3 million) for taking the
Pawanjot to Canada. Almost three years past, we decided to send
Pawanjot to Canada our own and it hurted to Virharinder and his
parents.
On Dec. 28, the police arrested three contract killers-
Ramanjit, Sunil, Kulwant, Jaskarn and two escaped, who were allegedly
planning to kill Ranphul Singh on one restaurant (at Dhaba). The
police got a tip from a local person about the plot. The police
have also recovered two pistols, Canadian $300 and Rs 15000 from
the arrested gang killers.
After the investigation, the police found that Virharinder
Singh contacted the contract killers through his cousin Sukhvir
Singh, who lives in Canada. They paid Rs. 60,000 to the killers
through a money exchange company. Virharinder Singh like to eliminate
father-in-law to stop to send Pawanjot to Canada
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