The US Department of Justice plans to seek extradition of Lawrence Bishnoi and Gurinderjit Singh Nagra. Bishnoi is accused in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and other US crimes, while Nagra is linked to a $400,000 extortion case, allegedly working with Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria gangs.
Lawrence Bishnoi's organized crime group used social media to broadcast acts of violence, building a global brand that drew international law enforcement attention, leading to a US indictment. The network exploited youth aspirations for overseas opportunities, using them for drug transport and targeted hits.
The RCMP stated there's no evidence linking the Indian government to charges against the Lawrence Bishnoi gang for the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This statement contrasts with earlier allegations by Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, impacting India-Canada relations.
US, Canadian, and European authorities have charged 37 alleged members of three India-linked crime syndicates with offenses including murder, extortion, and drug smuggling. Two individuals reportedly managed their syndicates from Indian prisons. The charges include orchestrating the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.
US authorities have charged Indian gang leader Lawrence Bishnoi and Satinderjeet Singh in connection with the 2023 assassination of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The charges are part of a larger operation targeting international crime syndicates.
FBI and law enforcement agencies conducted massive raids across the US, arresting approximately two dozen individuals linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network. Operation Hard Ball targeted drug trafficking, extortion, and assassinations, with seizures of drugs, firearms, and cash.
Fitness trainer Kapil Redhu was shot dead outside his gym in Hansi, Haryana, by two assailants on a motorcycle. CCTV footage captured the brazen attack, and the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility.
A gym owner was shot dead by unidentified assailants in Hansi, Haryana, on Thursday. In a separate incident, a gym in Delhi was fired upon, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claiming responsibility via a social media post. Investigations are underway for both incidents.
A social media post attributed to the Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate claims responsibility for a firing outside a Delhi gym, citing the target's association with Salman Khan as motive. Police are investigating the incident where two masked individuals fired shots at the gym.
Jashandeep Singh, linked to extortion and shooting incidents in Canada, claims he was unaware his friend Arshdeep Singh (deported to India) was involved with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, despite posing with a gun he believed was a toy.
Unidentified assailants opened fire outside Diljit Dosanjh's manager Gurpartap Kang's residence in Gonder, Haryana. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility, alleging a warning over mistreatment of women by a team member, with threats of further action.
The Lawrence Bishnoi syndicate claimed responsibility for a shooting at Chai Sutta Bar cafe in Surrey, British Columbia, next to Kapil Sharma's Kaps Cafe. In a social media post, the gang threatened Sharma directly, warning him to 'get in line' and stop wasting their time, stating his business and Mumbai residence would be next targets. The group claimed they opened fire at Sharma's cafe twice in 2025.
Canadian cricket faces serious allegations of match-fixing, selection pressure, and threats, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang reportedly at the center. National team captain Dilpreet Bajwa is under scrutiny for potential links to the gang and a match-fixing incident during the T20 World Cup. The CBC investigation reveals a pattern of intimidation aimed at influencing cricket administration and player selection.
Canadian cricket faces serious allegations of match-fixing, selection pressure, and threats, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang reportedly at the center. National team captain Dilpreet Bajwa is under scrutiny for potential links to the gang and a match-fixing incident during the T20 World Cup. The CBC investigation reveals a pattern of intimidation aimed at influencing cricket administration and player selection.
Canadian cricket faces serious allegations of match-fixing, selection pressure, and threats, with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang reportedly at the center. National team captain Dilpreet Bajwa is under scrutiny for potential links to the gang and a match-fixing incident during the T20 World Cup. The CBC investigation reveals a pattern of intimidation aimed at influencing cricket administration and player selection.
