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Indian police exclusively confirmed to The Sunday Mail plans to form a special taskforce after an official request to track down and arrest the Innisfail father-of-three.
Mr Singh, who was “mentally upset”, abruptly left his job at Innisfail Hospital and flew out of Cairns the day the 24-year-old’s body was found.
He flew to Sydney and stayed with his sister before flying to India the next day, his family said.
Australia has a standing extradition treaty with India but it is notoriously difficult to get wanted persons returned from the subcontinent.
Police in his home town of Armitsar in Punjab told The Sunday Mail they had received a request to find and arrest Rajwinder, but were yet to locate him.
It is understood no Interpol notice has been issued in his name.
“The best thing is we can form a special team and look for the (person of interest),’’ said an officer of Amritsar District who did not want to be named. “A special team can work independently to track any (person of interest).’’
Mr Singh’s family plan to fly to India over Christmas to try to find him.
His family believe he could be hiding in a Sikh temple where he would receive free food and a bed.
