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Brampton Gurdial Singh Sandhu (victim)
Brampton Gurdial Singh Sandhu (victim)

Brampton Gurdial Singh Sandhu (victim)

Date5/5/1995
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brampton Gurdial Singh Sandhu (victim)
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Brampton
Province or state:Ontario
Region or district:Peel (Ont. : Regional municipality)
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122292F
Alambir Sandhu Son or Gurdial Singh Sandhu
Alambir Sandhu Son or Gurdial Singh Sandhu
5/5/1995
Gurdial Singh Sandhu: Sikh says he did'nt know he had $1 million in heroin
Gurdial Singh Sandhu: Sikh says he did'nt know he had $1 million in heroin
6/16/1987
Victims: Oscar Fonseca, left, killed, Amarjit Singh Tatia wounded
Victims: Oscar Fonseca, left, killed, Amarjit Singh Tatia wounded
3/13/1988
Slaying victim: The body of Joginder Singh Brar lies on the pavement of a Misissauga industrial mall yesterday where he once owned an auto repair business
Slaying victim: The body of Joginder Singh Brar lies on the pavement of a Misissauga industrial mall yesterday where he once owned an auto repair business
1/9/1992
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
11/20/1982
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
11/20/1982
Carries flag: Manjit Singh, left, a 21-year-old refugee, clutches a Canadian flag in his hand after being introduced to sponsor Randhir Singh Sandhu, right, at Sri Guru Singh Sabha Temple
Carries flag: Manjit Singh, left, a 21-year-old refugee, clutches a Canadian flag in his hand after being introduced to sponsor Randhir Singh Sandhu, right, at Sri Guru Singh Sabha Temple
7/29/1987
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
Denounce violence: Sikh spokesmen (left to right) Kuldev Singh Sandhu, Gurdeep Singh Nagra and Darshan Singh say they believe Indian agent provocateurs were behind last week's shootings
11/20/1982
Arrested in the case of a torso found in a garbage can in Etobicoke Monday, Harbhajan Singh Math, 37 (left), and his brother, Harmohinder Singh Math, (...)
Arrested in the case of a torso found in a garbage can in Etobicoke Monday, Harbhajan Singh Math, 37 (left), and his brother, Harmohinder Singh Math, (...)
9/18/1975
Amarjit Singh Tatla, paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead, wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put(...)
Amarjit Singh Tatla, paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead, wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put(...)
6/16/1983
Difficult time: Brothers Mark, left, Carl and Neil Fonseca say yesterday's return of accused Kuldip Singh Samra has dredged up the pain they've tried to bury
Difficult time: Brothers Mark, left, Carl and Neil Fonseca say yesterday's return of accused Kuldip Singh Samra has dredged up the pain they've tried to bury
4/25/1992
Homeward Bound: Accused Kuldip Singh Samra, 45, is flanked on flight to Toronto yesterday by Metro police Detectives Rajinder Sidhu, left, and Jake Poranganel
Homeward Bound: Accused Kuldip Singh Samra, 45, is flanked on flight to Toronto yesterday by Metro police Detectives Rajinder Sidhu, left, and Jake Poranganel
4/25/1992