Punjab Student Turned Gangster: How Goldy Brar Rose From Campus to FBI Wanted List

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Goldy Brar, originally from Punjab, began his criminal journey while studying in Chandigarh, where he became involved in student politics at Panjab University. He developed close ties with the Student Organisation of Panjab University (SOPU) during this period. It was through this political involvement that he first encountered notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, a connection that would prove pivotal to his criminal trajectory. Brar later moved to Canada on a student visa before eventually rising through criminal ranks to land on the FBI's Most Wanted list.

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