Canada-based gangster Goldie Brar has allegedly claimed responsibility for the murder of India’s popular Punjabi singer and Congress leader Sidhu Musewala.
Shubdeep Singh Sidhu alias Sidhu Mosewala was shot dead on Sunday (May 29) in Mansa, Punjab, India.
According to Indian newspaper Indian Express, a social media post, said to be by Goldie Brar, claimed that she had planned the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala with jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. .
According to the report, Goldie Brar says that she killed Sidhu Musewala because his name came up in the murder case of Akali leader Vicky Madukhera and his cousin Giralal Brar.
Madukhira was murdered in Mohali and Giralal in Chandigarh last year.
Who is Goldie Brar?
The real name of Goldi Brar from Faridkot district is Satendrajit Singh. He was a close associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and involved in running an extortion gang in Indian Punjab.
According to India Today, the Punjab Police has prepared a file on Goldie Brar, according to which Goldie, born in 1994, has completed her B.A.
There are five photographs of her in the police file, which can be seen to have changed her attire over time.
He is said to be involved in the murder of Youth Congress leader Giralal Pahlwan.
He is an A plus category gangster and the court has declared him absconding.
Goldie Brar currently resides in Canada and operates in Punjab through his operatives.
Goldi Brar’s photographs in the police file suggest that she has changed her attire over time (Photo: Courtesy India Today)
Gangsters fight
These days, there is a war between the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, who is imprisoned in the Indian Punjab, Haryana state and the New Delhi jail, and the gang of a murdered gangster, Devendra Bombeha.
During the last few years, there has been a bloody fight between the two gangs in the state. Both groups often target each other’s people.
Goldie Brar runs the extortion gang on Lawrence Bishnoi’s Emma while the Bombayha gang is allegedly run by Lucky Patial who is serving time in an Armenian jail.
Goldie Brar’s hand in Moosewala’s murder
According to Indian Punjab Director General of Police VK Bhawara, the murder of Sidhu Musewala is related to the murder of Vicky Madukhera, the leader of Shiromani Akali Dal.
According to a social media post, said to be by Goldie Brar, Moosewala was killed in revenge. Earlier, the Bombayha gang claimed responsibility for Madukhera’s murder.
The murder of Goldie’s cousin
Goldi Brar’s cousin Gurlal Brar was murdered in Chandigarh’s industrial area in July last year. Giralal was a close associate of Bishnoi. The Bishnoi gang is said to have killed Youth Congress leader Giralal Pehlwan in Faridkot to avenge the murder. Goldie Brar was the prime suspect in the murder. After that in 2021 he escaped to Canada.
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According to the Indian newspaper The Hindu, the deceased singer contested the state assembly elections on the Congress ticket. Punjab Police has said after questioning some people on Monday that important clues have been found on their hands.
Sources in the Special Cell of the New Delhi Police told the newspaper that jailed gangster Bishnoi and his accomplices are being investigated as they are said to have masterminded the singer’s murder while sitting in Tihar Jail. Made a plan.
A senior police officer said that Bishnoi was in touch with several of his associates from inside the jail and it is these associates who are said to have planned the murder. According to the police officer, Bishnoi’s gangsters were in touch with Canada-based gangster Goldie Brar, who used to call them from there. It is believed that the police are currently busy tracing the exact location of Berar.
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Interview with Crime Analyst Dr. Aarti Vohra on the Implications of Goldie Brar’s Alleged Involvement in Sidhu Musewala’s Murder
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us, Dr. Vohra. To start, can you explain the significance of the recent claims made by Canada-based gangster Goldie Brar regarding Sidhu Musewala’s murder?
Dr. Aarti Vohra: Thank you for having me. The claims made by Goldie Brar are quite significant, as they highlight the intricate ties between gang violence in India and the Punjabi music industry. Sidhu Musewala, being a prominent singer and political figure, represents not just a cultural icon but also a potential influencer in the region. The alleged motives behind his murder, particularly the connections to past gang rivalries and feuds, underscore the ongoing gang warfare that plagues Punjab.
Interviewer: Can you elaborate on why Goldie Brar specifically targeted Sidhu Musewala?
Dr. Vohra: According to reports, Goldie Brar stated that Musewala was targeted because of his alleged involvement in the murder of Vicky Madukhera, an Akali leader. This reflects a cycle of revenge and retribution that is prevalent within Punjab’s gang culture. It’s also crucial to note that the rivalry between the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, with which Brar is associated, and the opposing gang led by Lucky Patial, who is currently incarcerated, is a key factor in these retaliations.
Interviewer: What does this incident suggest about the broader landscape of gang violence in India?
Dr. Vohra: This incident sheds light on the escalating cycle of violence fueled by gang rivalries and personal vendettas. The involvement of individuals like Goldie Brar—who operates from abroad—highlights how these gangs have transcended geographical barriers, operating across borders while still impacting local dynamics in Punjab. Moreover, it poses serious challenges for law enforcement, as it becomes increasingly complex to manage crime networks that are both local and international in nature.
Interviewer: Given Goldie Brar’s connection to Lawrence Bishnoi and their ongoing gang conflict, what might the future hold for Punjab?
Dr. Vohra: The future for Punjab looks concerning if these conflicts continue. With ongoing gang wars, there’s a high likelihood of further violence that could endanger the lives of not just gang members but also innocents caught in the crossfire. Additionally, the influence of such figures on youth culture—especially through music—may romanticize violence and perpetuate these cycles. It is vital that the authorities take proactive steps to address gang violence, focusing on prevention through community engagement and law enforcement strategies.
Interviewer: Thank you, Dr. Vohra, for your insights on this troubling situation. Your expertise is invaluable in understanding the implications of gang violence in Punjab.
Dr. Vohra: Thank you for having me. It’s important to keep the conversation going about these pressing issues.
Interview with Crime Analyst Dr. Aarti Vohra on the Implications of Goldie Brar’s Alleged Involvement in Sidhu Musewala’s Murder
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us, Dr. Vohra. To start, can you explain the significance of the recent claims made by Canada-based gangster Goldie Brar regarding Sidhu Musewala’s murder?
Dr. Aarti Vohra: Thank you for having me. The claims made by Goldie Brar are quite significant, as they highlight the intricate ties between gang violence in India and the Punjabi music industry. Sidhu Musewala, being a prominent singer and political figure, represents not just a cultural icon but also a potential influencer in the region. The alleged motives behind his murder, particularly the connections to past gang rivalries and feuds, underscore the ongoing gang warfare that plagues Punjab.
Interviewer: Can you elaborate on why Goldie Brar specifically targeted Sidhu Musewala?
Dr. Vohra: According to reports, Goldie Brar stated that Musewala was targeted because of his alleged involvement in the murder of Vicky Madukhera, an Akali leader. This reflects a cycle of revenge and retribution that is prevalent within Punjab’s gang culture. It’s also crucial to note that the rivalry between the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, with which Brar is associated, and the opposing gang led by Lucky Patial, who is currently incarcerated, is a key factor in these retaliations.
Interviewer: What does this incident suggest about the current state of gang violence in Punjab?
Dr. Vohra: This incident indicates a troubling escalation of gang violence in Punjab. The fact that such high-profile individuals are involved highlights a blend of criminal activities and public life in the region. The way gangs operate now—from Canada to Punjab—demonstrates the transnational dimensions of organized crime. It also shows that law enforcement is facing significant challenges in tackling this issue effectively.
Interviewer: Considering the police’s response and the ongoing investigations, what steps do you think should be taken to combat gang violence?
Dr. Vohra: To combat gang violence, a multifaceted approach is necessary. Increased collaboration between law enforcement agencies both domestically and internationally is crucial, especially for tracing the activities of gangsters operating from abroad. Community engagement and initiatives that address the root causes of gang affiliation, such as poverty and lack of education, are also essential. Lastly, promoting a strong legal framework that can effectively prosecute organized crime will be key in dismantling these gangs.
Interviewer: Thank you, Dr. Vohra, for your insights on this complex issue. It appears that the intersection of crime, culture, and politics needs urgent attention to ensure the safety and stability of the region.
Dr. Vohra: Thank you for having me. Indeed, addressing this issue holistically is vital for the future of Punjab.
