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Why Punjab gangster Goldy threatened DSP Brar, Brar’s angry response & what this means

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Updated At : 07:41 PM Jan 02, 2025 IST

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In this episode of Under Investigation : CrimeShowWithJupinderjit , we explain the background and recent provocations behind the heated phone call between fugitive gangster Goldy Brar and Punjab Anti-Ganster Task Force DSP Bikramjit Brar. Also, how and why punjab gangs are striking against each other in foreign countries also now. #UnderInvestigation #CrimeShowWithJuoinderjit #goldybrar #dsp #Punjabpolice #lawrencebishnoi #punjabgangs #police #gangrivalry #Bambiha #AGTF

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