1 week ago
Surrey Landlady Arrested After Viral Tenant Dispute Allegations
A tenant and his landlady, Raj Tiwana, had a serious argument at a rental home in Surrey, Canada.
The tenant said the problem began when he cooked food on a barbecue with a friend.
Tiwana reportedly worried that the barbecue could damage or burn the property.
The tenant said marks on the wall were rust, not fire damage.
Videos posted online appear to show more arguments between them.
The tenant also accused Tiwana of entering his home, changing the locks and throwing objects.
Another video reportedly showed police taking Tiwana away.
However, officials have not confirmed the exact charges or what happened in every video.
This means the online claims should not be treated as proven facts.
A tenant-landlady dispute in Surrey, Canada, became widely circulated through social-media videos.
The disagreement reportedly began when Raj Tiwana objected to the tenant barbecuing with a friend at the rental property.
The tenant alleged that Tiwana entered his home, changed the locks, interfered with the property and threw objects during confrontations.
A later video reportedly showed police arresting or detaining Tiwana, though her exact charges and the circumstances were not independently confirmed.
The viral footage and claims from the tenant and other alleged former tenants remain unverified and may lack full context.
- Who
- A tenant and Raj Tiwana, the landlady identified in the reports, were involved; police were reportedly shown arresting or detaining Tiwana.
- What
- A rental dispute escalated into allegations involving a barbecue, unauthorized entry, lock changes, intimidation, thrown objects and interference with the rental property.
- Where
- A rental property in Surrey, Canada.
- When
- The reports do not provide specific dates; the videos circulated online before publication.
- Why
- The dispute reportedly began after Tiwana objected to the tenant cooking on a barbecue with a friend because of concerns about possible property damage or fire.
Tenant's allegations
Landlady's reported concerns
Barbecue and property safety
Tenant's allegations
The tenant said he had the right to have a friend over and barbecue because he paid rent, and maintained that marks identified by Tiwana as fire-related damage were rust.
Landlady's reported concerns
Tiwana reportedly objected to the barbecue because she was concerned about the property's safety and allegedly accused the tenant of trying to burn it.
Conduct at the rental property
Tenant's allegations
The tenant alleged that Tiwana entered his home without permission, changed the locks, interfered with his use of the property and threw rocks or other objects during confrontations.
Landlady's reported concerns
The reports do not include a direct response from Tiwana or an independently confirmed account establishing what occurred during the confrontations.
Police detention and online evidence
Tenant's allegations
The tenant posted videos documenting what he described as ongoing harassment, including footage that reportedly showed police taking Tiwana away.
Landlady's reported concerns
The exact charges and detention circumstances were not confirmed, while the videos and other alleged former-tenants' accounts may lack independent verification and full context.
Key facts
- Location
- Surrey, Canada
- People involved
- Tenant and landlady Raj Tiwana
- Reported dispute origin
- A disagreement over barbecuing and cooking food at the rental property
- Tenant's allegations
- Unauthorized entry, lock changes, intimidation, thrown objects and interference with the rental property
- Reported police action
- A video reportedly showed police arresting or detaining Tiwana
- Charges
- The exact charges were not independently verified
- Verification status
- The viral footage, its context and accounts from other alleged tenants remain unverified
Quotes
The tenant
A tenant involved in the Surrey, Canada, rental dispute and the person who posted the videos.
“I am 50 years old. I can have my friend over for dinner and I pay rent.”
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“I cannot allow them to cook on my property.”
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