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Third man charged in Southall murder of Sukhjinder Singh

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By Eastern Eye StaffNov 28, 2016
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A THIRD person has been charged with the murder of Sukhjinder Singh in Southall on July 30.

Detectives said Ravinder Singh Shergil, 30, of Colville Close, Tipton was arrested last Saturday (26) and charged on the same day with the murder of 33-year-old Sukhjinder Singh also known as Gurinder Singh.

He is set to appear in custody at Hendon Magistrates’ Court today.

Two men have already been charged with Sukhjinder’s murder: Amandeep Sandhu, 29, of Townsend Road, Southall was charged on August 7 while Palwinder Multani, 35, of Tudor Road, Hayes, was charged on October 7. He was also charged with assisting an offender.

They were remanded in custody and will appear at the Old Bailey for trial on January 16, 2017.

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