The Bitter Split: Inside the Explosive Feud Tearing Apart Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar’s Notorious Underworld Empire

Delhi/Chandigarh, June 2025 — India’s criminal underworld is in turmoil. The once unbreakable alliance between Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar, two of the most feared and influential gangsters in South Asia, has shattered—setting off a chain reaction that could redraw the very map of organized crime from Punjab to North America.

For years, the Bishnoi-Brar axis orchestrated daring assassinations, extortion rackets, and high-profile crimes that made headlines nationwide. Together, they claimed responsibility for the brutal murder of famed singer Sidhu Moosewala and were linked to threats against Bollywood superstar Salman Khan. Their combined networks spanned continents, their names whispered in fear from Haryana’s villages to the streets of Toronto.

But now, sources confirm, the partnership is over. The split is bitter, personal, and dangerous—setting the stage for a new, even bloodier chapter in India’s gangland wars.

The Beginning of the End: Cracks in the Syndicate

The seeds of discord were sown months ago, but the first public signs emerged in November 2024. Anmol Bishnoi, Lawrence’s younger brother, was arrested by U.S. immigration authorities for traveling on fake documents. According to intelligence sources, Anmol’s arrest exposed not only the vulnerability of the syndicate’s overseas operations but also the personal loyalties—or lack thereof—within its leadership.

Despite the gravity of Anmol’s situation, neither Goldy Brar nor his close associate Rohit Godara intervened to help with bail or legal aid. Anmol eventually secured bail, but only with an electronic bracelet tracking his movements. For Lawrence Bishnoi, this perceived betrayal by his oldest ally was unforgivable. The trust that had bound the two together began to unravel.

But the Anmol episode was only the beginning.

Blood on Foreign Soil: The Mississauga Murder

On May 14, 2025, the underworld’s fissures were exposed again when Harjit Singh Dhadha, a prominent businessman in Mississauga, Canada, was gunned down in broad daylight. Dhadha had reportedly received extortion threats for weeks. Canadian police quickly arrested two suspects of Punjabi origin. Soon after, both Rohit Godara and Goldy Brar publicly claimed responsibility for the killing.

But there was a twist: for the first time, the “Lawrence Bishnoi gang” was not mentioned in the claim. Traditionally, both Lawrence and Goldy’s names appeared together in such announcements, a signal of their joint power. This time, Lawrence’s name was conspicuously absent—a glaring sign that the alliance was fracturing.

The Panchkula Killing: A New Power Rises

The rift widened days later in Haryana’s Panchkula with the murder of wrestler Sonu No. The killing was allegedly executed by a man named Piyush, who boasted of his close ties to Anmol Bishnoi. This time, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang took sole credit, stating the hit was carried out on Anmol’s orders. Goldy Brar’s name was nowhere to be found.

For the first time, each leader was staking out separate territory, refusing to share the limelight—or the blame.

The Fallout: From Brothers-in-Arms to Bitter Rivals

The Bishnoi-Brar partnership had once been a model of criminal synergy. Their joint operations included the assassination of Sidhu Moosewala in May 2022, which sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, and the killing of political leader Baba Siddiqui in October 2024. Together, they masterminded extortion schemes, contract killings, and even attacks on high-profile targets like Salman Khan.

But now, the split is complete. Media reports, intelligence briefings, and underworld chatter all point to an irreversible schism. The question on everyone’s mind: Who will control the empire now, and how bloody will the battle become?

The New Allegiances: A Shifting Power Structure

With the split, both Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar are forging new alliances—each determined to outgun and outmaneuver the other.

Lawrence Bishnoi: The New Kingmaker

Lawrence is now said to be closely aligned with Surya Pratap, aka Noni Rana, a Canada-based gangster, and his younger brother Virendra Pratap, aka Kala Rana. These brothers have been running extortion operations in the U.S. and Canada under Lawrence’s banner, using sophisticated VoIP technology to mask their calls and evade law enforcement.

Lawrence has also deepened ties with other notorious figures, including Dhananjay Singh in Uttar Pradesh, Kala Jathedi in Haryana, Rohit Godara in Rajasthan, and Hasim Baba in Delhi. With these alliances, Lawrence is building a new syndicate—one that could rival anything he and Goldy ever achieved together.

Goldy Brar: The Outsider’s Gambit

Goldy, meanwhile, is rumored to be operating out of Azerbaijan, working hand-in-glove with Rohit Godara. After being declared an “individual terrorist” under India’s Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in January 2024, Goldy has gone underground but continues to direct operations remotely.

His network remains strong in Canada and Europe, and his recent moves suggest he is determined to carve out his own criminal fiefdom, free from Lawrence’s shadow.

Underworld Tectonics: New Gangs, New Wars

The breakup of the Bishnoi-Brar axis is more than a personal feud—it’s a seismic shift that threatens to unleash a new era of violence. With two powerful syndicates vying for supremacy, the streets of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and beyond could soon run red with blood.

Already, intelligence agencies are bracing for a wave of contract killings, extortion rackets, and turf wars. “This split will destabilize the entire underworld,” says a senior police official. “Both sides will try to prove their dominance. Innocent lives could be caught in the crossfire.”

The Human Cost: Families, Fear, and Fallout

For ordinary citizens, the gang war is not just a distant drama. Extortion calls, threats, and violence have become part of daily life for businessmen, politicians, and even celebrities. The killings of Sidhu Moosewala and Baba Siddiqui were not just underworld scores—they were public executions, intended to send a message of terror.

Now, with two rival empires on the warpath, the fear is palpable. “We have no idea who to pay, who to trust, or when the next bullet will fly,” says a businessman from Chandigarh, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The Global Web: From Punjab to the World

What makes this feud even more dangerous is its international reach. Both Lawrence and Goldy have built transnational networks, using technology, fake documents, and diaspora connections to evade law enforcement.

From Canada to the U.S., Azerbaijan to Australia, their operatives move money, weapons, and hitmen across borders with chilling efficiency. The split is forcing law enforcement agencies in multiple countries to reassess their strategies—and to brace for a new wave of violence.

The Authorities Respond: Crackdown or Catastrophe?

In response to the escalating threat, India’s Home Ministry has declared Goldy Brar a terrorist under UAPA, freezing assets and stepping up surveillance. Lawrence Bishnoi, meanwhile, remains under heavy guard in prison, but continues to direct operations through encrypted channels.

Police across Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Rajasthan have formed special task forces to track the gangs’ movements. But with both syndicates operating from foreign soil and using local proxies, the challenge is immense.

The Future: A Bloody Road Ahead

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: the Bishnoi-Brar split is a turning point in India’s underworld history. The coming months will likely see a surge in gangland killings, extortion, and reprisals as both sides fight for supremacy.

For the police, the task is daunting. For ordinary people, the fear is real. And for the underworld, it is a time of uncertainty, chaos, and opportunity.

The Final Word: When Empires Fall

The story of Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar is more than just a tale of crime—it is a Shakespearean tragedy, a saga of friendship turned to enmity, of empires built and destroyed by ambition, betrayal, and blood.

As new gangs rise and old alliances crumble, the streets of North India—and the world—are bracing for the storm. The only certainty is that the underworld will never be the same again.

What’s your take? Will this gang war spill into the open, or will the authorities finally bring these kingpins to justice? Share your thoughts below and stay tuned for more explosive updates from the heart of India’s criminal underworld.