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27-Year-Old Punjabi Woman Murdered in Canada: Police Issue Warrant for Suspect — Full Story
Ontario, October 26, 2025:
The Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) in Canada has issued an arrest warrant for Manpreet Singh, accused of second-degree murder in connection with the killing of Amanpreet Kaur, a 27-year-old Punjabi woman.
Amanpreet Kaur, originally from Sangrur, Punjab, was found dead on October 21 at Charles Daley Park in the town of Lincoln, Ontario. According to police, her body showed significant signs of physical injury. A post-mortem examination has been completed.
The accused has been identified as 27-year-old Manpreet Singh, a resident of Brampton, Ontario.
Authorities believe that Manpreet fled Canada shortly after Amanpreet’s body was discovered.
Investigators suspect that the murder was a targeted attack and that there is no threat to public safety. The NRPS Homicide Unit is leading the investigation and has urged anyone with relevant information to come forward and assist the police.
Amanpreet Kaur had been living in Canada for the past four years, working at a local hospital. Her family, who lives in Prem Basti, Sangrur, said they learned about her death from her elder sister, who also lives in Ontario. It was the sister who had first reported Amanpreet missing.
Her father, Inderjit Singh, speaking with deep sorrow, said:
Her Life in Canada:
“She was doing very well. She had secured a permanent job and was fully settled. She was planning to return home soon after receiving her PR (Permanent Residency).”
Last Conversation:
“We last spoke to her on the night of October 20 (India time). After that, she went missing later that evening in Canada.”
Marriage Plans:
“She was supposed to visit India soon, and we were preparing for her marriage before she went back.”
Inderjit Singh added that Canadian police have not yet provided the family with detailed updates about the investigation, but they have heard that the suspect has already left Canada.
The grieving family says Amanpreet never mentioned any trouble or distress during her time in Canada and that her sudden, tragic death has left them devastated and searching for answers.
