Vaisakhi Festival Prayer Turns Fatal in Italy: Two Indian Men Shot Dead Outside Gurdwara
Investigators recovered about 10 shell casings and are examining CCTV footage as they probe a possible premeditated execution.
- Two Indian men, Rajinder Singh, 48, and Gurmit Singh, 48, were fatally shot late Friday night outside the Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur in Covo, Italy, just before scheduled Vaisakhi celebrations.
- Investigators are treating the shooting as a "coldly planned execution" after recovering around 10 shell casings from the scene, ruling out a spontaneous altercation.
- Eyewitness Govindpa Singh claimed the attacker was a regular gurdwara visitor from Antegnate, suggesting the incident could be a "settling of scores" within the Sikh diaspora.
- Covo Mayor Andrea Cappelletti described the local Sikh community as "peaceful," noting they have had no public order issues in over 15 years despite the tragedy.
- Authorities have sent the victims' bodies to Pavia for autopsy while examining CCTV footage to identify the suspect, who reportedly fled the scene in a vehicle.
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Two Indian men were shot dead by some unidentified men while they were leaving from a gurudwara at Covo in the Italian province of Bergamo, reported local media on Sunday. The incident had taken place on Friday just before the midnight in the square in front of the Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur Ji, which falls in the industrial area of the town. The deceased were identified as Raginder Singh and Gurmit Singh. While Raginder was a resident of Covo, Gu…
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