A hit man already serving a life sentence for the 2022 murder of a former suspect in the Air India terrorist attack has been sentenced to an additional 15 years for an unrelated killing in British Columbia, according to reports. The new sentence is tied to a death that occurs less than four months before the later conviction. The offender is being punished separately for the earlier, unrelated homicide, with the added term ordered while he remains incarcerated for the Air India–related murder case.
Both outlets describe the same core event: the man, identified as a hit man, is serving a life sentence tied to the killing of a former Air India suspect and receives a further 15-year prison term for another death in Abbotsford, B.C. The reporting frames the sentencing as a distinct outcome based on a separate charge, rather than a modification of the original life sentence. No additional details about the victim in the unrelated killing or the specific circumstances of that death are provided in the supplied text. The sentencing reflects the court’s decision to impose extra time in custody for the separate, earlier homicide.
