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Blasts outside two Chandigarh clubs, one owned by rapper Badshah

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 27 November 2024
Two low-intensity bombs exploded outside Chandigarh nightclubs, including one owned by rapper Badshah, causing minor damage. Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's associate, Goldy Brar, claimed responsibility in an online post, citing unpaid protection money. CCTV footage captured the suspects fleeing on a motorcycle. This marks the second bombing incident in the city within three months.
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