Around two weeks back, he was shot dead in wide sunlight in Toronto, Sukhbir Singh Deo, a Punjabi- Canadian criminal, Deo was murdered at the National Basketball Association (NBA) match. He was accused of misbehaving with the match authorities.

The video of Deo’s discharge from his courtside seat amid the diversion 4 of NBA Conference Finals between the Raptors and the Cleveland Cavaliers had placed him in the spotlight. The issue has now reemerged taking after his homicide.
Apart from being a criminal who confronted charges including pirating cocaine 35-year-old, Deo was a known Raptors fan and in the video of the amusement played on May 23 at the Air Canada Center in Toronto. He could be seen contending with match authorities and afterward getting out with a declaration of mistrust subsequent to being requested that leave.

Hours after Deo was killed in his SUV by two aggressors in Toronto on June 7, this video hit the online networking producing responses of stun and astonish with most ball fans reviewing Deo’s annoying and ensuing discharge. A Facebook client has remarked, “I watched him get kicked from the amusement and supposing `wow that is a costly night in vain.‘” While communicating stun some have called Deo a “decent neighbor” on online networking, others have mooted extraditing the whole family as “it is into hijacking, extortion…So why are they still in Canada? …” “Perhaps the entire family should be ousted,” another client has remarked on Facebook.
Toronto police have discharged the photos of a dark vehicle utilized by the associates as a part with the homicide yet so far the cops have not possessed the capacity to get a leap forward for the situation.

Deo’s sibling Harjit was sentenced in a gangland abducting in 2005 and his dad Parminder Singh Pindi is needed by the Punjab police in the Bhola drug sneaking case. As per Canadian media reports, Deo had joined with Independent Soldiers or IS, a pack for the most part of Indo-Canadians of Punjabi drop in British Columbia.
The pack has been included in medication pirating, government evasion and other criminal exercises and was once headed by Sukhvinder Dosanjh nom de plume Bicky, who had kicked the bucket in an auto crash in 2005. Sukhbir Singh Deo was likewise supposedly connected with Wolf Pack, a posse which has individuals from various nearby criminal gatherings including the IS.