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Rajwinder Singh was captured in the CCTV camera of the airport. The footage of which has been released by the police.
The Queensland Police of Australia has placed a bounty of one million Australian dollars on Rajwinder Singh of India. Rajwinder fled to India four years ago in 2018 after killing an Australian woman. He worked as a nurse in Enisfel. The prize money of the police is around Rs 5.21 crore.
After the murder, the wife, children and also left the job.
Actually Rajwinder is the main accused in the Cordingley murder case. Rajwinder had fled leaving his wife, children and job two days after the murder. According to reports, in October 2018, 24-year-old Toyah Cordingley went for a walk with her dog at Wangeti Beach, 40 km north of Cairns. Then he was murdered.
The brochure reads – Anyone with information about Rajwinder Singh may contact the Queensland Police on the online portal (http://police.qld.gov.au/reporting). In Australia, anyone with information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Biggest prize money ever
Queensland Police has offered 1 million Australian dollars to anyone who caught Rajwinder, the highest ever awarded by Queensland Police. Detective Sonia said- “We know that Rajwinder left Cairns on October 22 after Toyah’s murder and then flew to India from Sydney on October 23. His arrival has been confirmed.”
Police officers who can speak both Hindi and Punjabi have been sent to nab Rajwinder. These officers will be able to get information from anyone in India.
24-year-old Toyah’s body was found by his father.
Police believe Rajwinder is in India
Police Minister Mark Ryan said, “We know that people know Rajwinder. They also know where he is and we are just asking people to do the right thing. This man has been charged with a very heinous crime.” It is an allegation. A crime that has broken a family.” Deputy Commissioner Tracy Linford said in a statement that this is the first time a reward of Australian dollars 1 million has been announced in Queensland for a criminal.