Goldy Brar Confesses to Nijjar’s Murder in Leaked Audio, Cites Drug Ring Ties

Gangster Goldy Brar has confessed to plotting and executing the June 2023 murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, attributing the killing to Nijjar's involvement in promoting drug trafficking among teenagers.

The revelation emerged from a leaked audio conversation between Brar and pro-Khalistani terrorist Paramjit Singh Pamma, intercepted during 'Operation Hardball' a joint crackdown by United States and Canadian law enforcement agencies against an international crime syndicate. Intelligence sources have confirmed that the voice in the audio recording belongs to Brar.

The Leaked Audio

In the leaked recording, Brar stated that he targeted Nijjar because the Khalistani operative was actively supporting networks that pushed narcotics onto young people.

"Those who prepared and incited 16-17 year olds to sell drugs, those who blackmailed the youth to sell drugs and become informants, Nijjar supported and strengthened such people so that they could be used when needed," Brar told Pamma in the audio. "This is why I and my team had to kill Nijjar, because these people were using the youth to sell drugs. Good or bad, everyone has to face the consequences of their actions."

Wanted in India for multiple high-profile homicides, including the murder of singer Sidhu Moosewala, Brar expressed anger over Nijjar's role in addicting teenagers and using them as operational pawns.

Operation Hardball Findings

The joint probe by American and Canadian authorities led to charges against Brar and jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi for conspiring to assassinate Nijjar. The evidence gathered under Operation Hardball frames the high-profile targeted killing as the outcome of a gang conflict rather than a state-sponsored assassination.

Brar’s admission aligns with the initial findings of Canadian investigators, who had pointed toward mutual hostility and rivalries between organized crime networks operating across international borders.

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