NEW DELHI: A chilling video has emerged showing the killing of Darshan Singh Sahsi, a 68-year-old Indian-origin businessman, who was shot dead in his car outside his home in Abbotsford, British Columbia, on Monday morning.The video shows that as unsuspecting Dharshan Singh sits in his car, an assailant quietly tiptoes toward the vehicle on a busy road and opens fire from close range. Sahsi, originally from Ludhiana and the president of Canam International, a well-known clothing recycling firm, was found with fatal gunshot wounds inside his vehicle. Police said the attack was targeted. According to investigators, the shooter lay in wait in a parked car, and as soon as Sahsi entered his vehicle, the assailant opened fire before fleeing the area. A homicide probe is now underway. Soon after the incident, Goldy Dhillon, a close aide of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, claimed responsibility on social media. Dhillon alleged that Sahsi had refused to pay extortion money demanded by the gang and even blocked their number. The post claimed Sahsi was “involved in drug trafficking” and was “punished” for denying the demand — a claim that police have not verified. The murder comes just weeks after the Canadian government declared the Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate a ‘terrorist entity’, giving law enforcement agencies greater powers to seize assets, track funding, and curb gang operations. Despite the designation, Bishnoi’s gang has continued violent operations in Canada. Dhillon recently took credit for drive-by shootings at multiple locations in Surrey and Maple Ridge, as well as an attack on comedian Kapil Sharma’s café in Canada. Abbotsford Police said they are reviewing the video evidence and working with federal agencies to determine any cross-border links.The Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate claimed responsibility for the killing of a 68-year-old Indian-origin businessman who was shot dead in his car in Canada in a targeted shooting.