Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar rift: From brother duo to rival gangsters; know all about arch enmity

The friendship between Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar started in their college days back in DAV College, Chandigarh. The brother duo that was once involved in multiple high-profile criminal cases together has now turned against each other. In just three months, three people linked to the gang have lost their lives in the rivalry. In the most recent incident, Inderpreet Singh, also known as Parry, was shot on Monday in Sector 26 of Chandigarh.

Who’s Inderpreet Singh, alias Parry?

Inderpreet Singh, also known as Parry, was shot in Chandigarh on Monday. He was a close associate of Lawrence Bishnoi at some time. The 35-year-old Parry was taken to the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), where he was declared dead.

Who claimed the responsibility for killing Parry?

The responsibility for killing Parry was taken by a Facebook handle named ‘Hari Boxer Aarzoo Bishnoi’. He stated, “Inderpreet Parry was murdered in Sector 26, Chandigarh. We (Aarzoo Bishnoi, Hari Boxer, Shubham Lonker and Harman Sandhu) take responsibility for this. Parry used to collect money from all clubs by making calls to our traitors, Goldy or Rohit. That’s why we killed him.”

According to the post, the killing was done to take revenge for Jora Sidhu’s murder last month in Dubai.

What’s the turning point?

An audio note has come to light, which many reports are suggesting is of Goldy Brar. He’s heard saying, “Lawrence, you have made the biggest mistake and cheated Parry; his mother used to serve you food as she did for her own son.”

He adds, “What was his fault? He was a close friend of both of us. Let me tell you, your countdown has begun (sic).”

What are the officials saying?

The Hindustan Times reported that senior sources in the Punjab Police revealed that their sources have mentioned a high-level war is going on between the two gangs. It further stated, “What began as a tactical partnership between the two feared syndicates has now turned into an all-out conflict stretching from Punjab to the United States, Dubai, and Europe.”