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From Reunion to Tragedy: Indian National on Trial for Wife's Murder in Canada

A murder trial has begun in a Canadian court for an Indian national accused of stabbing his wife to death in the western province of British Columbia, according to Canadian media reports. Jagpreet Singh, 52, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, Balwinder Kaur. Prosecutors allege Singh stabbed Kaur multiple times just days after arriving in Canada from India in March 2024. Singh appeared this week in a court in Abbotsford, British Columbia. The court was told that he had travelled to Canada on a visitor visa on March 9, 2024, to see his wife and their daughter, who were living there. Related NewsCanada's Level-4 Multi-Nation Travel Advisory: Which Countries Has Ottawa Flagged as ‘No-Go’?

From Reunion to Tragedy: Indian National on Trial for Wife's Murder in Canada

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Key Highlights

  • “Six days later, Ms.
  • Kaur was dead, and Mr.
  • Singh was in police custody,” Crown prosecutor Rob Macgowan told the court, outlining the short timeline between Singh’s arrival and the killing. Local media reported that Kaur was taken to Abbotsford Regional Hospital for treatment following the stabbing but was pronounced dead at 12:03 AM on March 16, 2024. Initially arrested after the incident, Singh later had his charges upgraded to second-degree murder.
  • Prosecutors said he was interviewed multiple times by police following his arrest.
  • Based on those interviews, the Crown said the trial will focus largely on Singh’s mental state at the time of the killing. Macgowan told the court that the prosecution does not expect major disputes over Singh’s responsibility for Kaur’s death.
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