The son of Darshan Singh Sahsi, a prominent textile recycling company president, stated his father received no threats or extortion demands before being fatally shot outside his home in Canada. While police investigate a social media claim by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang linking the murder to an extortion denial and drug trafficking accusations, Sahsi's family remains baffled by the senseless violence.
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