In a significant breakthrough, Arsh Dalla, a notorious Khalistani terrorist and India's most wanted gangster, has been apprehended in Canada amidst a shootout case. Residing in Canada for over four years with his wife, Dalla was spearheading anti-India terrorism and criminal undertakings. Among his notorious acquaintances was the formidable Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, whose assassination sent shockwaves across borders. Dalla also shares ties with the infamous gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's network. He is prominently listed on the most wanted lists by NIA, Delhi Police, and Punjab Police, with over 700 sharpshooters active across India.
Originating from the village of Dalla in Punjab's Moga, Arshdeep Singh, commonly known as Arsh Dalla, plunged into the world of crime even before reaching adulthood. Initially involved in petty crimes, Dalla quickly transitioned to extortion and issuing threats of fatal attacks. Post-2018, his criminal activities surged, with involvement in kidnapping and murder. During this era, he established connections with the Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar, through whose directives he perpetrated crimes in Punjab. It was during these notorious exploits that Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar took notice of him.
Became Part of Nijjar's KTF Module
In 2021, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, along with Arsh Dalla, formed a three-member Khalistani Tiger Force, known as the KTF module. That very year, on Nijjar’s command, the owner of Moga’s Sunshine Cloth Store, Tejinder also known as Pinky, was assassinated. An attempt was made to kidnap and murder Dera Beadbi accused, Shakti Singh. However, the shooter, Bhola Singh, was caught by the police before executing the plan. In 2022, under Arsh Dalla's direction, his accomplice Gurpreet Singh (alias Gopi) attempted to smuggle Sukhpreet Singh, also known as Sukh Greece, from Punjab to Pakistan through Chandigarh.
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Conspiracy with ISI for a Terrorist Attack
In January 2022, Arsh Dalla established a seven-member KTF module intending to assassinate an immigration consultant, Preetpal Singh Bobby, located in Mohali. Later, in August 2022, he concocted a plot to execute a terrorist strike on Independence Day under the ISI's guidance. These orchestrated incidents emboldened him to the extent that he, with Hardeep Singh Nijjar, plotted the assassination of then SSP Harmanbir Singh Gill and two CIA Wing inspectors in Moga in January 2022. Although unsuccessful, these actions placed him high up on the police radar.
Fled to Canada Amid Tightened Police Grip
Feeling the increasing heat of police actions, Arsh Dalla fled to Canada in 2020. He possesses a passport issued by the Regional Passport Office in Jalandhar on September 1, 2017, valid until August 31, 2027. Residing in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, he shares vicinity with his ally Nijjar, who was residing there prior to his untimely assassination by unidentified assailants, an incident straining India-Canada relations. Before his death, Nijjar, in conjunction with Arsh Dalla, masterminded several significant plots on Indian soil.
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Nijjar and Dalla's Gang Comprising 700 Sharp Shooters
Hardeep Singh Nijjar and Arsh Dalla were the architects behind a terror organization involving over 700 sharpshooters. Their gang executed terrorist and criminal actions extending from Pakistan to India, causing substantial havoc. As a result, India's Home Ministry has branded him a terrorist under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The NIA has declared him a fugitive with a bounty of INR 500,000. Even in the aftermath of Nijjar's death, Dalla maintains strong alliances with Goldy Brar of the Bishnoi gang, infamous for orchestrating the assassination of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
Arsh Dalla: Even More Dangerous than Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi
Currently, the name Lawrence Bishnoi rings alarmingly familiar, from issuing death threats to Salman Khan to the brutal murder of Sidhu Moosewala; his gang dominates the headlines. Recently responsible for NCP leader Baba Siddique's murder in a shocking event, he took outright responsibility. Bishnoi is currently incarcerated in Gujarat with over 50 cases against him. Yet, Arsh Dalla surpasses him in danger, driven by executing not just criminal, but terrorist undertakings. Aligning with enemies of the nation, supporting Pakistani and Khalistani terrorists, he perpetuates anti-national activities.
