… then Moosewala would have been alive: Punjab Police again demanded a red corner notice against gangster Brar, said- if the CBI had agreed earlier, there would not have been a murder

Punjabi singer Sidhu Musewala would have been alive if the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had accepted the recommendation of the Punjab Police. Canada sat gangster Goldie Brar would not have been able to execute the conspiracy to kill Sidhu Musewala. This claim has been made by the Punjab Police itself. On May 19, the Punjab Police had demanded the CBI to issue a Red Corner Notice against Goldie Brar in two old cases. Had this notice been issued then the Punjab Police would have come into action first. Sidhu Musewala was murdered on 29 May. Punjab Police has again said to issue Red Corner Notice.

Sharp shooter Saurav Mahakal. After arresting Mumbai Police, now Punjab Police will bring it to Punjab on production warrant.

Meanwhile, the first sharp shooter Saurav Mahakal involved in the Moosewala murder case has been arrested by the police. He has been arrested by Mumbai Police from Pune. He has come to Punjab along with underworld don Arun Gawli gang shooter Santosh Jadhav to kill Moosewala. Police have identified 8 sharp shooters in this case. In which convincing evidence of involvement in the murder of 4 has been found.

The Punjab Police has prepared the dossier of Goldie Brar. In which this picture of him has also been included.

Had the CBI approached Interpol, the murder conspiracy could have been stopped
According to the Punjab Police, 10 days before the murder of Sidhu Musewala, a proposal was sent to the CBI to send a Red Corner Notice. For this, reference was made to the murderous attack registered on 12 November 2020 in the Thana City of Faridkot and the Arms Act and the murder on 18 February 2021 and the case registered under the Arms Act.

Punjab Police says that on May 19, Goldie Brar’s red corner notice would have been issued. Then if the nodal agency CBI had contacted Interpol and took action to bring him to India in the previous case, he could have been stopped in time. Goldie Brar went to Canada in 2017 on a student visa. Now sitting there, he is committing crime in Punjab through the gang.

Sidhu Musewala was shot dead on 29 May in Jawaharke village of Mansa. At that time he was going by Thar jeep instead of bulletproof Fortuner. There was no gunman with him.

Goldie Brar, the mastermind of Musewala’s murder
The gangster Goldie Brar of Lawrence Gang is the mastermind behind the murder of Sidhu Musewala. Police has arrested 8 miscreants in the murder case. Who said that Goldie Brar was plotting since January. He then sent 2 sharp shooters to Haryana. However, he then returned after seeing the AK47 commands in Musewala’s security. This disclosure was also made by the gangster Shahrukh arrested by Delhi Police. After this, Goldie Brar executed the whole conspiracy anew.

Goldie Brar claimed responsibility for the murder by posting this Facebook post. In which it is said that instead of killing Vicky Middukheda, Moosewala was murdered.

Goldie herself took responsibility for the murder
About one and a half hours after Sidhu Musewala’s murder, Goldie Brar claimed responsibility for Musewala’s murder. He said that Lawrence’s college friend Vicky Middukheda was murdered in Mohali. In which the name of Sidhu Musewala came. Delhi Police had also taken his name. Despite this, no action was taken against him. Because of which he himself killed Musewala.

Musewala was killed by firing bullets in this Thar jeep. Police investigation revealed that 3 types of weapons were used in the firing.

Goldie Brar also gave modern weapons
It has also been revealed in the investigation that Goldie Brar also provided modern weapons to the sharp shooters who came to kill Musewala. Delhi Police’s arrested gangster Shahrukh had also said that when he saw the AK47 commandos at Moosewala’s house, he asked Goldie Brar to give modern weapons. Then Shahrukh got away from this conspiracy, but in the murder of Musewala, three types of weapons came to the fore. Including the Russian AN94.