Delhi police report arrests in inquiry into extortion calls using Goldy Brar’s name

October 2 reports describe a continuing investigation into threats to Delhi businesses. Published arrest totals conflict, and a real connection to Brar is not established.

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1 October 2026 · 1 min read

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October 2 reports describe a continuing investigation into threats to Delhi businesses. Published arrest totals conflict, and a real connection to Brar is not established.

Event / development: 1 Oct 2026
Location: Delhi

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Delhi police have reported arrests in an investigation into extortion calls allegedly made using Goldy Brar’s name. ANI’s October 2 dispatch and Aaj Tak’s report that afternoon both describe threats to Delhi businesses and an inquiry involving calls from a United Arab Emirates number.

Aaj Tak dates the first threats to September 16 and the Roop Nagar complaint to September 17. It reports another arrest on October 1, following September arrests. The current development concerns the investigation, not threats all occurring today.

Arrest totals conflict: ANI reports four; Aaj Tak’s summary also says four, but its headline and detailed account say three. Asal Sach is withholding a confirmed total.

Police allegations about a planned shooting remain untested in court. Invoking Brar’s name does not establish affiliation. The reports contain no response from those arrested or conviction in this case. Investigators are still examining the alleged network.