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NIA Chargesheets Khalistani Terrorist & Gangster Goldy Brar Over Gurugram Bomb Attacks
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The attacks occurred on December 10, 2024, when two crude bombs were thrown outside the Warehouse Club and the Human Club in Gurugram's bustling Sector 29
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) filed a comprehensive chargesheet on Saturday against five individuals, including the notorious designated terrorist Satinderjit Singh, also known as Goldy Brar, in connection with the twin bomb attacks on two prominent clubs in Gurugram, Haryana, in December 2024.
The chargesheet, submitted before a special NIA court, identifies Canada-based Goldy Brar and US-based Randeep Singh, also known as Randeep Malik, as the primary conspirators.
Both Brar and Malik are currently at large and have been declared absconders. The other three individuals named in the chargesheet—Sachin Taliyan, Ankit, and Bhawish—are currently in custody.
The attacks occurred on December 10, 2024, when two crude bombs were thrown outside the Warehouse Club and the Human Club in Gurugram's bustling Sector 29. Although no fatalities occurred, the incident caused panic and minor damage, prompting immediate investigations.
The NIA's findings reveal that these bombings were part of a deep-rooted terror conspiracy orchestrated by the banned terror outfit Babbar Khalsa International (BKI). Goldy Brar, a key figure in the Khalistani terror network, along with his associates, allegedly masterminded these attacks. According to the NIA, the primary aim was to incite communal tensions and destabilise peace in Haryana and its neighbouring regions by unleashing violence.
The investigation also uncovered that this terror syndicate is engaged in various illegal activities, including extortion, raising terror funds, and procuring explosives, arms, and ammunition. These activities are aimed at promoting terror among the public and undermining India's integrity, security (including economic security), and sovereignty, the agency says.
The accused face charges under several stringent sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), the Arms Act, the Explosive Substances Act, and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).
The NIA has indicated that further investigations into the broader terror conspiracy, which extends beyond these specific bombings, are ongoing.
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