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Breaking: CCTV Reveals Killer Switching Cars After Gangster Inderpreet Singh’s Murder in Chandigarh

A major breakthrough has emerged in the murder case of gangster Inderpreet Singh, also known as “Harry,” after CCTV footage linked to the crime surfaced from Chandigarh’s Sector 26. The video shows the attacker switching cars immediately after the shooting, confirming police suspicions. According to investigators, the shooter was sitting inside Inderpreet’s own vehicle when he fired multiple rounds — reportedly around eight shots — at close range. After firing, the assailant calmly exited the car and slipped into another vehicle approaching from behind, as captured in the CCTV footage now under police examination. Inderpreet, critically injured, was rushed to the hospital by police but was declared dead. The case has taken an international turn with Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar accusing rival Lawrence Bishnoi of orchestrating the killing. Brar claims the murder was carried out on Bishnoi’s instructions, escalating tensions between the two gang networks. Police teams are analyzing the vehicles involved and tracking the attackers’ route of escape. The murder, executed with high precision, has raised questions about gang activity expanding across states and borders. The investigation is ongoing with multiple angles under scrutiny.

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