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Alleged Goldy Brar Audio Claims Nijjar Killing, Reviving India-Canada Dispute
Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot and killed in Surrey, Canada, in June 2023.
An alleged audio recording says gangster Goldy Brar admitted that he and his team arranged the killing.
Brar allegedly said Nijjar supported people who pressured teenagers to sell drugs and become informants.
The conversation was reportedly between Brar and Paramjit Singh Pamma.
News organizations have not independently proved that the recording is genuine.
US authorities reportedly charged Brar and Lawrence Bishnoi in connection with the killing.
Canada previously accused possible Indian government agents of being involved, but India denied the allegation.
Canadian investigators later said they found no evidence that Indian officials were charged or involved.
The killing caused a serious dispute between India and Canada, although relations have since begun to improve.
An alleged leaked recording reportedly has Goldy Brar claiming that he and his associates killed Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Brar allegedly said Nijjar supported people who exploited teenagers for drug selling and informant activity.
Nijjar was shot outside a Sikh gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, on June 18, 2023.
US authorities reportedly charged Brar and Lawrence Bishnoi in July 2026 over the killing, according to News18.
The recording has not been independently authenticated, while Canadian investigators said they found no evidence linking Indian officials to the murder.
- Who
- Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed; Goldy Brar allegedly claimed responsibility; Lawrence Bishnoi was reportedly charged alongside Brar by US authorities; and Paramjit Singh Pamma was identified as Brar’s alleged conversation partner.
- What
- An alleged audio recording reportedly contains Brar’s claim that he and his associates killed Nijjar, amid separate US charges reportedly linking Brar and Bishnoi to the killing.
- Where
- Nijjar was killed outside a Sikh gurdwara or cultural centre in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
- When
- Nijjar was killed on June 18, 2023. News18 reported that US charges were filed in July 2026.
- Why
- The alleged recording attributes the killing to Nijjar’s alleged support for people who exploited young people in drug selling and informant activity; the murder also triggered a diplomatic dispute over alleged Indian involvement.
Alleged Gang and Investigative Responsibility
India’s Rejection of Government-Link Allegations
Responsibility for Nijjar’s killing
Alleged Gang and Investigative Responsibility
The alleged recording has Brar claiming that he and his team killed Nijjar, while News18 reported that a US indictment charged Brar and Bishnoi over the killing.
India’s Rejection of Government-Link Allegations
The recording has not been independently authenticated, and the reports do not establish that the alleged confession is genuine or conclusive.
Possible Indian government involvement
Alleged Gang and Investigative Responsibility
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged a possible link between Indian government agents and Nijjar’s murder.
India’s Rejection of Government-Link Allegations
India rejected the allegation as absurd and motivated, denied involvement, and accused Canada of allowing pro-Khalistani elements to operate from its territory.
Canadian investigative findings
Alleged Gang and Investigative Responsibility
Canadian authorities said their organised-crime investigation and related charges found no evidence that Indian officials were charged or involved, while the investigation remains ongoing.
India’s Rejection of Government-Link Allegations
The absence of evidence in that investigation does not independently authenticate Brar’s alleged recording or resolve the broader dispute over responsibility.
Key facts
- Victim
- Hardeep Singh Nijjar
- Location
- Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
- Date of killing
- June 18, 2023
- Alleged admission
- Goldy Brar reportedly said he and his team killed Nijjar.
- Reported US charges
- News18 said US authorities charged Goldy Brar and Lawrence Bishnoi in July 2026 in connection with the killing.
- Canadian investigation
- RCMP Deputy Commissioner Lisa Moreland said investigators found no evidence that Indian officials were charged or involved.
- FBI reward
- The FBI offered up to $50,000 for information leading to Brar’s arrest in connection with the Lawrence Bishnoi Organised Crime Group.
- Verification status
- The audio’s authenticity and provenance have not been independently verified.
Quotes
Goldy Brar
Canada-based gangster allegedly speaking in the leaked audio clip
“Those who groomed and incited 16-to-17-year-olds to sell drugs... Those who blackmailed young people into selling drugs and becoming informants... Nijjar supported and strengthened these individuals so that he could use them when necessary.”
wionews.com
NDTV
“That's why we, my team and I, had to kill Nijjar, because these people were using young people to sell drugs. Everyone has to face the consequences of their actions.”
wionews.com
NDTV
republicworld.com
Lisa Moreland
RCMP deputy commissioner
“There’s no evidence to suggest through this organised crime investigation and the charges and the indictment laid forward that Indian officials were charged or involved.”
wionews.com
NDTV
Sources
Did Goldy Brar kill Khalistani terrorist Nijjar in Canada? Alleged leaked audio reveals shocking confession
Goldy Brar Claims Nijjar Killing In Leaked Audio? US Charges & India-Canada Fallout | News18
In Leaked Audio, Gangster Goldy Brar Claims He Killed Hardeep Nijjar In Canada
'Had To Kill Him': Gangster Goldy Brar Allegedly Claims Responsibility for Hardeep Singh Nijjar Murder in Leaked Audio
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