Indian-origin bizman killed in Canada

Had stopped accused from urinating on car

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:16 AM Oct 31, 2025 IST

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A 55-year-old Indian-origin businessman was fatally attacked after he confronted a stranger who was urinating on his car in central Edmonton, Canada. The victim, identified as Arvi Singh Sagoo, succumbed to his injuries five days later, the Edmonton Police Service said in a statement.

The incident took place on October 19 and Arvi succumbed to his injuries on October 24. The police said 40-year-old Kyle Papin has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault. “Both men were not known to each other,” it added. Global News said Arvi and his girlfriend were walking to their vehicle after visiting a restaurant near Alberta legislature when they saw someone urinating on their car. “When Arvi asked what was going on, he was attacked,” it said.

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