Multiple shots were fired outside the residence of singer Gulab Sidhu in Punjab’s Barnala district in the early hours of Sunday.Sidhu meanwhile is in Australia for his shows.Speaking about the incident, Barnala Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Mohammad Sarfaraz Alam told The Indian Express: “At least six rounds were fired. Three suspects on a bike have been captured in the CCTV footage. Other details are being verified.”SSP Alam further said the police had provided Sidhu with two gunmen as there was a threat perception from gangsters.The officer added that an FIR was being registered in the firing incident. “Some family members were inside the house when the firing happened. We are trying to identify the suspects,” he remarked.Also Read | India built a wall to stop smugglers. Since 2024, Pak went over it 1,200 timesMeanwhile, fugitive gangster Balwinder Singh alias Doni Bal, believed to be hiding abroad, purportedly claimed responsibility for the firing in an audio clip posted on social media. “The claims are being verified. We cannot say if the post is authentic or not,” said the SSP.A close friend of slain singer Sidhu Moosewala, Gulab Sidhu’s official Facebook page’s tagline says: “Justice for Sidhu Moosewala.” Gulab Sidhu often recollects his fond memories with Moosewala in his interviews.Divya Goyal is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express, based in Ludhiana (Punjab). She is widely recognized for her human-interest storytelling and in-depth investigative reporting on social and political issues in the region. Professional Profile Experience: With over 13 years in journalism, she joined The Indian Express in 2012. She previously worked with Hindustan Times. Education: A gold medalist in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi. Core Beats: She covers a diverse range of subjects, including gender issues, education, the Sikh diaspora, heritage, and the legacy of the Partition. She has also reported on minority communities in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Awards and Recognition Divya has earned significant acclaim for her sensitivity toward gender and social disparities: Laadli Media Award (2020): For her investigative report "Punjab: The Invisible Drug Addicts," which exposed the gender disparity in treating women addicts. Laadli Media Award (2023): For a ground report on the struggles of two girls who had to ride a boat to reach their school in a border village of Punjab. Signature Style Divya is known for "humanizing the news." Rather than just reporting on policy, she often focuses on the individuals affected by it—such as students dealing with exam stress, farmers struggling with diversification, or families impacted by crime. Her work often bridges the gap between West (Pakistan) and East (India) Punjab, exploring shared heritage and common struggles. X (Twitter): @DivyaGoyal_ ... Read MoreStay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on InstagramTags:firingPunjabi