After 37 years, he was suspected of being revenge. The Canadian man was shot and killed.

According to Reuters on July 15, a man in British Columbia, Canada was shot shot. The local media said that the deceased was the Canadian businessman Ripudaman Singh Malik. In 1985, the Indian flight explosion of 329 people died, but was sentenced to innocence when he was tried in court. Police believe that this is a targeted shooting.

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The Royal Royal Madrid (RCMP) stated in a statement about Malik's death that before 9:30 am local time, the police found a man who was shot dead after receiving a shooting report.

Reuters pointed out that although the statement did not point out the name of the man, he pointed out that he died on the spot on the spot at the place where the Sarri city of British Columbia Province. Police spokesman said the investigation was still ongoing, and they could not disclose the name of the deceased. The Guardian reported that the police said at a press conference: "Before the emergency medical service personnel took over the treatment of him, he accepted the first aid of the police police. The injured man died on the spot."

The Canadian Global Post quoted sources and a witnesses that the man was Ripudaman Singh Malik. The Guardian reported that Malik's family also confirmed that the 70 -year -old man was shot and killed at the door of his clothing importing company on Thursday morning.

The Royal Canadian police also stated in the statement on Thursday that gun killing seemed targeted, and they also found a suspicious vehicle that was completely burned. Authorities are still looking for suspects and second vehicles that may be used for escape by the gunman. No one is now arrested.

It is reported that in June 1985, Flight 182, Indian Airlines, from Montreal, Canada to New Delhi, India and Mumbai, exploded over the Atlantic Ocean. It is considered to be the most deadly commercial airliner explosion in Canadian history. The Canadian law enforcement department believes that this case is planned by the Canadian Sikh Extreme Mumors, the purpose is to report to the Indian army in 1984 to attack the Sikhi Temple of Sikhi, the Golden Temple. Essence After 2000, Malik was accused of planning the bombing case, but was released innocently in the court trial in 2005.

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