New Delhi: Multiple Indian agencies on Thursday have corroborated reports of the death of wanted gangster Sukhdool Singh, alias Sukha Duneke, in Winnipeg, Canada. Winnipeg Police have confirmed the incident of shooting in the area of Aldgate Road on September 18, but have not confirmed it as being fatal. The Winnipeg Police have also not named Sukhdool Singh as the victim. In a statement posted on X, the Winnipeg Police said, "On September 18, 2023, at approximately 6:20 p.m., General Patrol officers responded to the report of a shooting incident in the area of Aldgate Road and Gobert Crescent. The Major Crimes Unit has taken over the investigation." The Major Crimes Unit is investigating a shooting incident in the area of Aldgate Road and Gobert Crescent. Anyone with information, please contact investigators. https://t.co/eCJB43saGX — Winnipeg Police (@wpgpolice) September 19, 2023 Sources in Indian intelligence agencies say Sukha Duneke was shot dead by an unidentified assailant. Sources confirmed that his murder was a fallout of inter-gang rivalry. Lawrence Bishnoi gang have claimed responsibility for gangster Sukhdool Singh's killing. BIG Breaking . Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for K-terrorist Sukhdool Singh's killing in Canada. pic.twitter.com/klGpKnyRsv— Aquib Mir (@aquibmir71) September 21, 2023 Duneke was part of the Davinder Bambiha gang from Moga district. He fled Punjab in 2017, allegedly with the help of local policemen. Sukha Duneke obtained a passport and police clearance certificate on forged documents with the help of these policemen to flee to Canada, even as seven criminal cases were registered against him. In the year 2022, Duneke allegedly conspired to kill kabaddi player Sandeep Singh Nangal with the help of his associates during a kabaddi match at Mallian village in Jalandhar. He was allegedly associated with the pro-Khalistan outfits and was said to be linked to Canada-based Khalistan operative Arshdeep Singh, aka Arsh Dala, a designated terrorist in India. Duneke mostly made calls for extortion and indulged in contracted killings. More than 20 criminal cases of murder and other heinous crimes have been registered against him in Punjab and nearby states. Duneke was on the NIA's list of most wanted, which was released on Wednesday. As per the NIA, the persons shown in the photographs are wanted in the investigation of RC-38/2022/NIA/DLI & RC-39/2022/NIA/DLI. Investigations have shown that these gangs had carried out targeted killings to terrorise the public and extort money. On June 19, designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed in inter-gang warfare in Surrey, British Columbia.
