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Winnipeg Police Service confirmed the death of gangster Sukhdool Singh Gill in Canada's Winnipeg, saying that its homicide unit had identified the victim as Gill and his family members have been informed of his killing. Sukhdool Singh Gill Killing in Canada: Winnipeg Police Confirms Death of Punjab Gangster, No Arrest Made So Far.

Sukhdool Singh Gill, also known as Sukha Duneke, started his criminal journey in 2005 and became a notorious gangster-terrorist involved in extortion and targeted killings. He rose through the ranks and eventually fled to Canada, where he formed connections with other criminals. He was implicated in several high-profile murders and became a prime suspect in multiple criminal cases. It was discovered that he managed to obtain a second passport with the help of corrupt police officers.

According to officials, Hardeep Singh Nijjar escaped to Canada in 1996, fearing a threat to life from the police. He indulged in illegal activities like drug smuggling and extortion in Canada to arrange funding for terrorist activities

The incident follows the killing of designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, British Columbia, on June 19, as a result of inter-gang warfare.

The gunshot incident on September 18 near Aldgate Road was confirmed by Winnipeg Police. According to intelligence assessments, Duneke joined the pro-Khalistan forces and was a part of the Davinder Bambiha gang.

Despite Interpol reportedly issuing notices against numerous Khalistani gangsters based in Canada, the Canadian authorities are yet to take action

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The murder of Gangster Sukhdool Singh, alias Sukha Duneke in Canada was revenge for the murder of Gurlal Brar, a close relative of US-based gangster Goldy Brar. World News | Gangster Sukhdool Singh’s Murder in Canada, Part of Series of Gangwar Revenge Killings.

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