Shots fired at home of Karan Aujla, Nijjar Trucking

A megahome in east Maple Ridge has been the target of two shootings in three weeks. At around 2:20 a.m., on June 18, Ridge Meadows RCMP confirmed they responded to a report of several shots fired at the residence in the 12400 block of 266 Street. Media says the house belongs to a ‘prominent figure in the Punjabi music industry’. Its been suggested that it is Jaskaran Singh Aujla, a Punjabi rapper, singer and songwriter. He decided to go on a vacation to Dubai.

Jaskaran Singh Aujla was born on 18 January 1997 in the Ghurala village of Ludhiana district in Punjab, India. He came to Canada in 2014. Aujla had a well-known public rivalry with fellow rapper Sidhu Moose Wala. Both took shots at each other through their songs. Aujla has received complaints regarding his lyrics and stage demeanor. In February 2020, Chandigarh Police advised him not to sing any of his songs promoting violence, guns or drugs. He is firmly entrenched in the Khalistani camp. He supports radical Khalistani elements and the soft promotion of the Khalistani narrative through his music. It’s said the Bishnoi gang made extortion demands.
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Shots were fired at a trucking company owned by Raghbir Singh Nijjar on June 19, 2025, in Surrey. He is a cousin of whacked Khalistan leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The shooting occurred at 3:00am at Nijjar Trucking, 12829 116 Ave Surrey.

Raghbir Singh Nijjar said that the Lawrence Bishnoi gang is behind the attacks on him as part of an extortion threat, and revealed that his home was targeted in a shooting in August last year. This marked the second attack there within 24 hours, as thugs had attempted to set vehicles on fire on June 18 at 3:50 AM, but were scared off by on-site security. Raghbir Nijjar is a past president of the Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Surrey and the man who Hardeep Singh Nijjar replaced.


“Shaheed (martyr) Jathedar Hardeep Singh Nijjar was the First Khalistani Leader in Canada to attain martyrdom. He was assassinated by the Indian Government at Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara premises on June 18, 2023.” HERE. THAT narrative by the Guru Nanak Gurdwara is false. Despite Trudeau parroting the lie (and then walking it back) there is no evidence of Indian government involvement in Nijjar’s execution. He was killed by 4 Punjab thugs associated with the Bishnoi Gang. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang are the main antagonists of Sikh extremists in Canada. The Punjabi gangsters kill each other regularly.