Lawrence Bishnoi-Goldy Brar Fallout: Gangsters Join Separate Groups, Say Reports

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Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar have reportedly parted ways, giving a new headache to law enforcement. Bishnoi is in Sabarmati jail, while Brar is in the US.
Causing more trouble for the law enforcement which are already having a tough time in tracking the syndicates of dreaded gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar, the duo have reportedly parted ways. According to media reports, Central probe agencies have concluded this following interrogation of several of the duo's associates.
Currently, Lawrence Bishnoi is lodged in Sabarmati jail while Goldy Brar is believed to be operating out of the US.
The reports claim both the gangsters have decided to end their alliance with Goldy joining hands with Azerbaijan-based Rohit Godara while Bishnoi with Canada-based Noni Rana. Their internal rift and new associations will further heighten the surveillance by the probe agencies.
The reports mentioned the latest development was discussed with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) recently by police officers from Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana and Delhi.
It is suspected that rift emerged among the gangster alliance over Bishnoi's younger brother Anmol who is also a part his global criminal syndicate. It is learnt that differences grew after Bishnoi got upset with Brar and Godara over their handling of Anmol's case in the US.
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June 16, 2025, 08:51 IST

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