Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa is the only man charged in the Falkland lab bust, the largest drug lab in Canadian history. The lab was a part of the Lyons/Sandher/Sinaloa Cartel operation. The bust was announced October 25, 2024. Haul was 390kg of meth, 54kg of fentanyl, 35kg of cocaine and 15kg of MDMA. The Falkland drug lab was connected to the September 2024 seizure of 30 tonnes of precursors in Enderby.
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Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa had another hearing scheduled for July 8, 2025, at least his 6th. Despite rumours, there hasn’t been a plea deal hammered out. Why Randhawa would hestitate jumping into witness protection is a mystery. His life is worthless and he must know that better than most. He either rats the Sandhers out or they will eliminate him. |
| That is no quess. Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa must realize that ratting everyone out is his only way of staying alive. The pen surely won’t work and even PC (protected custody) is problematic for somebody like him. Given any opportunity, Randhawa will be whacked by the Sinaloa Cartel for guranteed sure. Its said Gurtaj Singh Sandher in particular has many reasons to worry. |  |
| Randhawa is in serious jeopardy, and if released he is a massive large hit target. Randhawa MUST be silenced. |
Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa, 32, is from Jalandhar in Punjab. He faces 7 charges including drugs, weapons and explosives. Randhawa is a Jatt clan found in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. The haul of drugs from the Falkland superlab was destined primarily for Australia and New Zealand. Australia is one of the most lucrative markets in the world for meth. Prices can reach $185k per kilo. |
The B.C. director of civil forfeiture filed a forfeiture claim January 31, 2025 against the property at 5011 Hoath Road in Falkland. Named in the claim are Michael Driehuyzen and Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa. Driehuyzen had nothing to say, and told Global News to contact his lawyer.
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Equipment included a mass spectrometer, a gas chromatograph, an industrial power generator, a trailer and a flat deck. The Sandhers leased the ground from Michael Driehuyzen. Sandher lawyer Bert Tonsoo (rtonsoo@bensonlawllp.com) drafted the lease agreement. |
Criminal defence lawyer Joel Whysall isn’t talking either. He does say Driehuyzen’s Charter rights were violated. In 2015 and 2016 cops busted pot grow ops on the property.
