Goldy Brar Splits from Lawrence Gang, Forms New Outfit

Chandigarh : In a significant development in North India’s organized crime landscape, notorious gangster Goldy Brar has announced his departure from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and claimed to have formed a new gang in alliance with gangster Rohit Godara. The statement has sent shockwaves across law enforcement agencies, who are now actively verifying the credibility of Brar’s claim and analyzing its possible impact on existing gang rivalries and criminal operations

Goldy Brar, a prime accused in several high-profile crimes including the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, is known to operate from abroad, particularly Canada. His association with the Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate gave him access to a vast network of operatives across India and overseas. However, recent differences in leadership strategy and control are believed to have caused a rift within the gang, leading Brar to announce a separate path

According to sources in intelligence and law enforcement, Brar released a message on social media and dark web networks declaring that he was no longer affiliated with the Bishnoi gang. He further claimed that he has now joined hands with Rohit Godara, another high-profile criminal figure, to form a new organized outfit. This new alliance, if confirmed, could reshape the dynamics of gang activities, particularly in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Delhi

Agencies are currently investigating whether this split is genuine or a smokescreen for a tactical shift in operations. Investigators are also trying to understand if this announcement signals the start of inter-gang rivalry or a broader strategy to avoid surveillance. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has not issued any official response to Brar’s statement, adding further speculation to the ongoing drama in the criminal underworld

Security agencies are now on alert as such realignments often lead to violent turf wars, extortion rivalries, and attempts to reassert dominance in local crime territories. Intelligence inputs suggest that the Brar-Godara duo may attempt to expand operations or create new extortion modules under the new banner. Several operatives from smaller gangs are also expected to shift their loyalties, depending on the perceived strength of this new grouping

Police and central intelligence agencies are monitoring movements closely, and preventive strategies are being discussed to ensure no violent fallout occurs due to this underworld reshuffle