03122025-CT-01.qxd 12/3/2025 12:07 AM Page 1 c m y b Chandigarh tribune FARMERS BLOCK HIGHWAY AHEAD OF ITS OPENING EIGHT-MEMBER PANEL FOR DELIMITATION OF MC WARDS RANVEER APOLOGISES TO RISHAB SHETTY OF KANTARA Farmers block Mohali-Kurali bypass, launching an indefinite dharna at the toll plaza in Bajheri village. P3 UT has constituted an eight-member committee under the chairmanship of DC Nishant Kumar Yadav. P3 Ranveer Singh issues an apology after receiving criticism for reportedly mimicking actor Rishab Shetty. P4 » » AIR QUALITY INDEX CHANDIGARH 166 PANCHKULA 95 401-500 301-400 201-300 101-200 51-100 0-50 SEVERE VERY POOR POOR MODERATE SATISFACTORY GOOD CHANDIGARH CRAFTS MELA: Singer Vidhi Deshwal to perform during Haryanvi Night at 15th annual crafts mela; Kalagram; 11 am to 9:30 pm daily till Dec 7; performance 7:30 pm APNI MANDI Chandigarh: Secs 15, 40, 46 Panchkula: Sector 25 Please send information about events in tricity at: whatson@tribunemail.com MAX 23°C | MIN 6°C YESTERDAY MAX 24.2°C | MIN 6.6°C SUNRISE THURSDAY 7.03 AM /THETRIBUNECHD FACEBOOK/CHANDIGARHTRIBUNE Gang rivalry deepens as Goldy Brar accuses Bishnoi group of treachery Five suspects detained for questioning, getaway vehicle found in Panchkula Sheetal A WELL-PLANNED ESCAPE Tribune News Service WHAT’S ON MAINLY CLEAR SKY SUNSET WEDNESDAY 5.22 PM » WEDNESDAY | 3 DECEMBER 2025 | CHANDIGARH FORECAST Chandigarh, December 2 A day after the killing of Inderpreet Singh, alias Parry, in Sector 26 here, Canadabased gangster Goldy Brar released a voice message accusing the Lawrence Bishnoi gang of betrayal. His message emerged even as the UT police found the white Hyundai Creta, suspected to have been used in the attack, abandoned in Panchkula’s Mansa Devi Complex. Brar’s audio, markedly sombre in tone, contrasted with the Bishnoi gang’s aggressive online post claiming responsibility for the murder. Speaking in Punjabi, Brar dismissed allegations that Parry had switched loyalties or engaged in extortion for rival outfits. Instead, he portrayed the victim as a longstanding loyalist of the Bishnoi group and his old friend from DAV College days, accusing Lawrence of orchestrating the killing of “his own friend” under false pretences. He claimed Parry had been asked by Lawrence two days ago to discuss a “personal matter” through an intermediary’s phone — an invitation The Creta, which carried a fake registration plate cloned from a Ludhiana resident’s Chevrolet Spark, was recovered from Sector 5, Mansa Devi Complex, late Monday night. Investigators said the vehicle was abandoned soon after the crime, indicating a preplanned escape. The Panchkula police also confirmed that they were alerted to set up checkpoints to intercept the vehicle. << The assailants’ car found parked at Sector 5, Mansa Devi Complex, Panchkula. Brar alleges turned into a trap. “Lawrence called his own friend out and had him killed. This is a new low in friendship,” Brar said, adding that Parry’s family had supported Lawrence for years, going as far as sending meals during court dates. Brar argued that Parry had “done nothing to deserve such a death” and insisted he himself had only ever acted against those proven to be police informants or extortionists. Parry’s father Satinder Pal, is a retired Inspector from Punjab Police and his elder brother also serves as ASI in Punjab Police in Mohali. His elder brother shared, “Parry had left home around 5:30 pm with his wife. He dropped his wife at a salon and went to meet his friends in Kala Ghoda around 6 pm. He had informed his friends that he was stepping out for a while. We do not know why he was targeted like that. Lawrence and Parry had known each other since DAV College days.” Unidentified man met Parry outside club Sources confirmed that Parry met an unidentified guy (who later attacked him) outside c m y b the club and went along with him on the pretext of talking to Lawrence about something personal. There’s also speculation that either someone from the Bishnoi gang whose name were mentioned in the post or Lawrence himself was on call when the assailant gave the phone to Parry before shooting him. It was done so to confirm that the hit has been executed. The Bishnoi gang had posted within hours of Monday’s shooting that Parry was eliminated for aligning with syndicates operated by Brar or Rohit Godara and for alleged- ly extorting clubs under their banner, a claim Brar refuted strongly. Police have yet to verify the authenticity of the Facebook account used to issue the claim. Similarly, Brar’s voice note is also a matter or forensic examination for authenticity. Meanwhile, the police believe an insider sitting beside Parry fired the first shot inside the vehicle, followed by the assailants who moved in from a white Hyundai Creta that had been tailing him. The gunmen allegedly fired more shots from outside before fleeing towards the ChandigarhPanchkula border. A total of 11 rounds were fired. The registration number of the car was shared as PB 10 DN 5333. The Creta was later found abandoned near the Axis Bank on the road opposite Mansa Devi, Panchkula. As per the registration record, the car is registered to Balwinder Singh, resident of Ramesh Nagar, Tibba Road, Ludhiana. Meanwhile, the UT police detained a few suspects, including those present at Continued on page 3 People sit around a bonfire to beat the night chill in Chandigarh on Tuesday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: PARDEEP TEWARI Night chill deepens, daytime warmth holds Tribune News Service Chandigarh, December 2 A pronounced contrast between warm days and colder nights was witnessed in the Tricity on Tuesday, with a wide gap between the maximum and minimum temperatures. Chandigarh recorded a maximum of 24.2°C and a minimum of 6.6°C, marking an almost 18-degree difference, as per the IMD’s latest bulletin. Mohali (22.6°C) and Panchkula (25.1°C) too registered below-normal daytime temperatures, while their night temperatures stayed firmly in the single digits. The chill was more intense compared to the plains of Wide gap in day, night temperatures in Tricity Haryana and Punjab, where isolated pockets, particularly in Punjab, also recorded shallow fog and cold wave conditions. The Tricity’s minimum temperatures remained 1-4° C below normal, signalling an early-season nip. The IMD has forecast mainly clear to partly cloudy sky conditions over the next five days, with minimum temperatures expected to remain in the 6-8°C bracket. Day temperatures are likely to stay steady between 23°C and 25°C, keeping the pronounced thermal contrast intact.
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