A case of firing by gangsters has come to light for the second consecutive day on Tuesday (March 24, 2026) in Brampton, Canada. Actually, a video has been posted on social media platforms by notorious gangsters Rohit Godara and Goldie Brar Gang, in which firing was shown in a house located in Brampton, Canada. Along with this, the reason behind the firing has also been explained in this post.

The post shared on social media clearly states that the firing incident has been carried out at Vipen Chaucer’s house in Brampton, Canada and the reason behind this is that Vipen used to support the enemies of gangsters. Therefore, the gang fired at Vipen Chausar’s house as a warning. Along with this, an ultimatum has also been given in the post. It was said in the ultimatum that this is just a warning, improve yourself… otherwise next time the bullet will not be fired outside the house, but on you and your family inside the house.

What did the gang say in the social media post?

Taking responsibility for the firing incident, the gang wrote in the post, ‘Jai Shri Ram… Ram Ram to all the brothers. I am Mahendra Dhelana, Sunny Yama. Brothers, today we take responsibility for the firing that took place at the house of Vipen Chaucer in Brampton, Canada. He used to support our enemies, so he has just been warned to reform in time. Otherwise next time the bullet will not be fired outside the house, but at you and your family inside the house. So keep in mind that no one will come to save you at that time.

The post further said, ‘And all those who are there, listen with open ears… whoever supports our enemies will also be our enemy. Whatever loss he or his family will suffer, he himself will be responsible for it, so make amends in time. Otherwise they will behave so badly that it will be difficult to even recognize them. (Wait and Watch)’

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Three youths of Indian origin have been arrested in connection with the firing in a parking lot in Brampton city of Canada. This incident happened after a dispute related to tow truck. According to Peel Regional Police, the incident occurred late at night on October 7, involving two separate groups. One person suffered minor injuries in this firing incident.

There was a dispute in the parking lot
Police said they received a report of a fight in a parking lot near the intersection of McVean Drive and Castlemore Road at approximately 10:45 p.m. on October 7. This quarrel gradually escalated and finally resulted in firing. According to the police, there was an argument between two different groups present in the parking lot and then violence broke out between the two parties. During this time bullets were fired from weapons. Police said one person suffered minor physical injuries in the incident.

Tow Truck Rivalry Leading to Shooting: 3 Arrests, 1 Suspect Still Wanted

On October 7, an altercation between rival tow truck groups escalated into gunfire, leaving one person with minor injuries. After weeks of investigation, @PeelPolice have arrested three individuals, but… pic.twitter.com/xm9NQYKXM1

— Peel Regional Police (@PeelPolice) December 11, 2025

Suspects identified after long investigation
After the incident, the police started a long investigation. During the investigation, the police identified three people belonging to the group who were involved in the fight. On November 20, police raided a home in Caledon with a search warrant. Meanwhile, all three suspects were arrested from the spot. The arrested accused have been identified as Manjot Bhatti (26 years), Navjot Bhatti (27 years), Amanjot Bhatti (22 years). All three accused are residents of Caledon.

Many serious allegations against Manjot Bhatti

• Manjot Bhatti has been charged with several serious weapons-related charges, including:
• willful reckless firing
• Charged with possession of a loaded prohibited or controlled weapon
• careless storage of a weapon
• carrying a concealed weapon
• having knowledge of illegal possession of weapons

He was kept in custody until a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton, after which he was released on bail.

Case against other two accused also
Navjot Bhatti and Amanjot Bhatti have also been accused of riding in a vehicle in which a weapon was present, even though they knew that there was a weapon in the vehicle. According to the police, Navjot and Amanjot Bhatti have been released under an undertaking (written conditions). Both will have to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton in the future.