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Gulab Sidhu House Firing: Six Rounds Fired At Singer’s Barnala Residence, Gangster Claims Responsibility

Three unidentified masked men on a motorcycle allegedly fired six rounds at the residence of Punjabi singer Gulab Sidhu in Barnala district around 1:30 am, but no one was injured, according to police on Sunday. They said Sidhu was in Australia, and only his parents, wife and children were at the house when the incident happened in village Pharwahi in Barnala district. Following the firing, a…

Gulab Sidhu House Firing: Six Rounds Fired At Singer’s Barnala Residence, Gangster Claims Responsibility

Around 1:30 am on Sunday, unidentified masked men riding a motorcycle allegedly fired six rounds at the home of Punjabi singer Gulab Sidhu in Barnala district's Pharwahi village. According to police, Sidhu was in Australia at the time, and only his family members were present. No one was injured in the incident. CCTV footage showed one assailant driving the motorcycle, while two others fired at the residence, which captured the attention of social media.

A purported audio clip emerged on social media, claiming responsibility for the firing incident from a gangster named Doni Bal. Barnala Superintendent of Police Mohammad Sarfaraz Alam confirmed that the assailants approached the house on a bike and opened fire, but no one was harmed. Police are actively investigating the incident and examining all aspects of the case.

Sidhu had previously received threats, and Punjab Police provided him with two security personnel. Sidhu was a close friend of the late singer Sidhu Moosewala, who was murdered in May 2022.

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