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Unexplained missing church funds amounting to several millions is behind the ambush of two Indian nationals Sunday night in Caloocan City, a spokesperson for the Indian Sikh Temple community told The STAR.


This developed as four of some 15 suspects in the ambush of Bhagwant Rai Banzal, 40, president of the Khalsa Diwan Indian Sikh Temple, a resident of 6th Avenue, Caloocan City, and his cousin Rajesh Kumar, 48, of Valenzuela  City, were criminally charged for murder and frustrated murder before the Caloocan City Prosecutors Office the other day.


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The president of an Indian community and his driver were ambushed by at least eight gunmen last Sunday in Caloocan City, police said yesterday.


Four suspects have been arrested in a dragnet operation, hours after the ambush.


Superintendent Napoleon Cuaton, Caloocan City intelligence and investigation chief, said Bhagwant Rai Bansai, 48, president of the Khalsa Diwan Indian Sikh Temple and resident of Howard Tower Condominiums on 6th Avenue, Caloocan City was critically wounded and taken to the MCU Hospital for treatment.


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This developed as four of some 15 suspects in the ambush of Bhagwant Rai Banzal, 40, president of the Khalsa Diwan Indian Sikh Temple, a resident of 6th Avenue, Caloocan City, and his cousin Rajesh Kumar, 48, of Valenzuela  City, were criminally charged for murder and frustrated murder before the Caloocan City Prosecutors Office the other day.


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The president of an Indian community and his driver were ambushed by at least eight gunmen last Sunday in Caloocan City, police said yesterday.


Four suspects have been arrested in a dragnet operation, hours after the ambush.


Superintendent Napoleon Cuaton, Caloocan City intelligence and investigation chief, said Bhagwant Rai Bansai, 48, president of the Khalsa Diwan Indian Sikh Temple and resident of Howard Tower Condominiums on 6th Avenue, Caloocan City was critically wounded and taken to the MCU Hospital for treatment.


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Missing funds behind ambush of 2 Sikh Indians?

August 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Unexplained missing church funds amounting to several millions is behind the ambush of two Indian nationals Sunday night in Caloocan City, a spokesperson for the Indian Sikh Temple community told The STAR. This...

Metro

Indian community leader survives ambush; driver killed

By Jerry Botial | August 8, 2006 - 12:00am

The president of an Indian community and his driver were ambushed by at least eight gunmen last Sunday in Caloocan City, police said yesterday. Four suspects have been arrested in a dragnet operation, hours...

Metro