Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar reportedly part ways over Anmol Bishnoi case
CHANDIGARH: A major split appears to have occurred between notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi currently lodged in Sabarmati Jail, Gujarat and his long-time aide Goldy Brar, who is believed to be operating from the United States. A purported audio message, now circulating on social media, indicates growing tensions between the two over the handling of a case involving Bishnoi's younger brother, Anmol Bishnoi, in the US.
According to sources within Indian intelligence agencies, Bishnoi became upset with both Brar and Azerbaijan-based gangster Rohit Godara for allegedly mishandling Anmol's legal situation. This friction reportedly led to a complete severance of ties between Bishnoi and Brar.
The audio message, allegedly featuring Brar and Godara, claims responsibility for a recent attack on Ashish Gupta, a real estate businessman from Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan. The speaker believed to be Brar denies any current affiliation with Anmol and justifies the attack on Gupta. 'We no longer have any association with Anmol Bishnoi, and we have made this clear to all our brothers. He was not to be killed, only taught a lesson which is why he was shot in the leg. If he has understood, good. If not, next time he will be shot in the head,' the speaker says.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
India.com
an hour ago
- India.com
Israel Iran War: Who was Saeed Izadi, top Iranian commander killed in Israeli strikes? Why his death is so special for IDF?
New Delhi: Israel started its latest volley of attacks on Iran on Friday, June 13 in which it eliminated many top leaders and military commanders apart from striking many missile and drone launchers. The top leaders and military commanders included big prominent names which badly hurt Tehran as it lost the pick of the bunch from various units. As the Israel Iran War entered its second week, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) on Saturday, 21 June 2025 has claimed that it had killed Saeed Izadi, head of the Palestinian division of the Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force in an overnight strike in the Iranian city of Qom. The IDF posted on X: 'ELIMINATED: Saeed Izadi, a founder of the Iranian regime's plan to destroy Israel, was eliminated in a precise IDF strike in the area of Qom.' His death was earlier confirmed by Israel Defence Minister Israel Katz who said that Izadi was killed in overnight Israeli strikes in Qom. As mentioned, Israel's war with Iran has entered its second week as Israel claims that Iran is on the verge of getting nuclear weapons. IDF chief warned that Israel could be engaged in a prolonged campaign against Iran. Who Was Saeed Izadi? The Israeli military says that Saeed Izadi was the head of the Palestinian division of the Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force and a played a vital role between the Iranian regime and Gaza-based Hamas. It is also alleged that he was one of the masterminds of the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel in which over 1,200 people were killed. 'He was responsible for military coordination between the senior commanders of the IRGC and the Iranian regime with key figures in Hamas. As part of his role, Izadi was responsible for increasing the financial funding from Iran to Hamas for terrorist activities against Israel,' said the Israeli military. It is also alleged that Izadi was responsible for leading the Hamas group operating from Lebanon. His task was to restructure Hamas' military wing and ensure that Hamas controls the Gaza Strip.
India Today
2 hours ago
- India Today
Bangladeshi arrested with dual identity cards, triggers BJP vs Trinamool spat
A Bangladeshi national was arrested at an immigration point in West Bengal while attempting to enter the country using an Indian identity card. The arrested person, Salim Sheikh (31) from Murshidabad, was found to have dual sources said a Bangladeshi identity card was seized from his possession during checks at the Mahdipur Immigration Point in Malda. The card showed his name to be Mohammad Dilwar (30) from investigation revealed that he was using an Indian identity card to pose as a local resident. The police also recovered an Aadhaar card, voter card, passport, visa, and some Indian currency from his possession. The English Bazaar police took Sheikh into custody and produced him before the Malda District Court. The court sent him to six-day police police officer Pradeep Kumar Yadav said an investigation into the incident has been launched. BJP, TRINAMOOL EXCHANGE BARBSThe incident has sparked a political row, with the BJP accusing the ruling Trinamool government of facilitating illegal Ganguly, Dakshin Malda district BJP president, alleged that fake voters were active in border districts and were involved in electoral malpractices."The Bharatiya Janata Party is strongly opposing this. It has been said before that there are a lot of fake voters, and they are involved in all the districts adjacent to the border of West Bengal," he the TMC has denied these allegations, with Subhamoy Basu, TMC Dakshin Malda district vice president, accusing the BJP of trying to create communal tensions for political gain."Most Pakistanis have been caught in Gujarat. The BJP is trying to come to power in West Bengal through Hindu-Muslim politics," he said, adding that the West Bengal government takes appropriate action against infiltration.
Hindustan Times
2 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Punjabi youth trapped in Iran: Rescued from traffickers, now amid conflict
By Harpreet Kaur , Hoshiarpur Jun 21, 2025 04:44 PM IST Out of the frying pan into the fire. This idiom describes the condition of the three Punjabi youth who were rescued by the Iranian police from the clutches of human traffickers but are now forced to live in the strife ridden country as the Indian government has so far not been able to arrange their safe return. The family of Bhagowal resident Amritpal Singh has lost touch with him after tension accelerated between Iran and Israel. (iStock) The family of Bhagowal resident Amritpal Singh has lost touch with him after tension accelerated between Iran and Israel. 'After the Israel attack, he was very scared. He told us that they were being shifted to a safer place but for the last three-four days, we have not heard from him which has left us worried', said Amritpal's uncle Gurdev Singh. 'We are told that the war like situation has hampered the diplomatic process for their repatriation but any delay will put their lives at a greater risk', he added. 'It is good that the government is making efforts for safe return of its other citizens from Iran. It should also bring our children back', said Gurdip Kaur, Amritpal's mother. Amritpal and two other youth from Nawanshahr and Sangrur, had paid hefty sums to travel agents of Hoshiarpur to go to Australia in search of work but they were made to travel to Iran where three of them were abducted on May 1 by alleged human traffickers who demanded ransom from their families. After diplomatic intervention, the Iran police rescued them earlier this month but since then they are in police custody. The travel agents are still at large.
