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Millionaire’s murder think found in UK
- Updated: September 3, 2016
London: A 62-year-old Indian-origin male wanted in India on guess of abduction and murdering his millionaire crony and business partner in Punjab final year has been tracked to his home in Britain.
Ranjit Singh Power was murdered final year in India
Baldev Singh Deol, who was seen during his home in Wolverhampton in a West Midlands segment of England, can't be arrested since extradition papers are nonetheless to be processed by a Indian authorities, UK military pronounced yesterday. Deol is wanted in tie with a murder of 54-year-old Ranjit Singh Power, an Indian-origin hotelier from Wolverhampton who went blank on a revisit to India in May 2015.
While his physique is nonetheless to be recovered, his disappearance is being treated as murder. “This is an Indian military investigation. As yet, West Midlands military haven’t perceived any grave ask for extradition proceedings,” a West Midlands orator said. Taxi motorist Sukhdev Singh stays in control after military pronounced he confessed to a killing, though military wish to detain Deol to doubt him on his role. “Of course, I’m in a UK. Don’t worry about it darling, I’m here,” Deol told The Times over phone.
British competitor faces secular abuse
A 28-year-old Sikh male in a UK, competing in a renouned radio bakery show, has suffered secular abuse after appearing in a initial dual episodes of a show.
Rav Bansal
Rav Bansal, who has valid renouned on ‘The Great British Bake Off’, pronounced a foreigner asked him either he was a “Paki” when referring to a uncover as a “not-so-British Bake Off”.
“So currently we was asked ‘Are we a p*ki on a not so British bake off?’ Really, in 2016?,” he questioned on Twitter yesterday.