File photo of girl Harsimrat Kaur.
A 21 -year -old woman of Tarn Taran of Punjab died in a firing between 2 groups in Hamilton city of Canada. The girl was a student of Mohock College in Canada and also worked there. She stood at the bus stop as usual and waiting for the bus to go to duty
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Then two groups came in two different vehicles and started firing. Student Harsimrat was also hit by firing. A bullet hit her chest. Soon after the incident, Harsimrat was rushed to the hospital, but despite all the efforts of the doctors, his life could not be saved.
The incident took place on the evening of 16 April. The information of which has now been found in the village Dhunda village of Harsimrat Randhawa. As soon as it is known, weeds are overshadowed in the family. The Indian Embassy in Toronto has expressed deep condolences on the incident. Expressing condolences to Harsimrat’s family, he has assured that he will be provided all possible help.
Family members mourning the house of deceased Harsimrat.
What Canada Police said on the death of the woman …
- Black car fired on white sedan: According to Hamilton Police of Canada, evening of April 16 Firing took place between 7:15 pm and 7:45 pm. The firing was carried out on a white sedan from a black car. Meanwhile, a bullet hit the young woman, who died during treatment.
- Even inside a house, the bullet entered, the householders were watching TV: The Hamilton police also said that during the firing, a bullet had entered inside the window of a nearby house. Where some people were watching TV. Thankfully, no member of the house was hurt.
- If someone has footage, give it to the police: Hamilton Police has registered a case of murder in this case. The police also appealed to the people that if someone has a dash camera or security camera footage of that time, they should cooperate in the investigation.
Canadian police officers giving information about the incident.
Outrage and concern in the migrant Indian community Such death of Harsimrat is also mourning among Indians living in Canada with his family. He says that this incident raises serious questions on the safety of Indian students studying in Canada. The way an innocent student who came to study with the hope of a better future abroad is extremely condemnable and sad.
Posts by Consul General of India.
India’s Consul General also expressed grief India’s Consulate General in Toronto shared a post on the matter on the incident on Friday. Said- We are very saddened by the sad death of Indian student Harsimrat Kaur Randhawa in Hamilton of Ontario. According to local police, Harsimrat Kaur was innocent. A bullet hit Harsimrat Kaur during the firing incident with two groups. The police is investigating the case. We are in touch with Randhawa’s family and provide all the necessary help. In this difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved family.