On March 18, 2026, in Chandigarh, Chamanpreet Singh—a real estate businessman from New Chandigarh—was shot dead. While this incident plunged the businessman's family into distress, there was another individual whose dreams were shattered on that very day.

That person was Naresh Kharar Wala, a close associate and social media influencer, as it was Chamanpreet who had been making arrangements to build his house and facilitate his move to Canada. Naresh has mentioned this fact in several interviews.

Now, Punjabi singer CP Gill has stepped forward to assist him in this matter. During a performance in Chandigarh, CP Gill announced from the stage that he would do everything within his power to help Naresh—specifically, that he would ensure his house gets built. Following this announcement, Naresh’s face lit up with joy, and he expressed his gratitude to the singer.

1. In fact, CP Gill had performed at Khalsa College, Chandigarh, just two days prior. In addition to being an influencer, Naresh Kharar Wala also works in the sound engineering field; consequently, he was present at the venue during the show. Midway through the performance, CP Gill suddenly called Naresh up to the stage and led the audience in a round of applause for him.

2. Subsequently, CP Gill remarked, "Naresh here is like a brother to us. His luck has finally turned around; Waheguru has truly answered his prayers. I learned that the construction work on your house is still pending. Just let me know the details, and I will ensure that whatever is within my capacity to do, gets done."

He reiterated this promise from the stage twice. Following this, Naresh stepped down from the stage. Meanwhile, he shared a post on his Instagram account featuring the caption, "CP Gill *bhai* [brother] has a heart of gold," accompanied by a heart emoji. He also shared the video clip featuring CP Gill.

**Naresh Kharar Wala’s Long-Standing Connection with CP Gill**
The bond between CP Gill and Naresh Kharar Wala dates back nearly 19 years—to the time when Sippy Gill first began his singing career. Sippy himself revealed this detail, stating that he started singing around 2007 or 2008. At that time, Naresh used to accompany him as part of the "Makhni Sound" crew. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck and work came to a standstill, Naresh stayed with them in the village. Eventually, work resumed.

CP Gill remarked that whenever God answers the prayers of a humble devotee, it is a moment that calls for celebration. Naresh had shared with him that his new house was currently under construction. He had put in a tremendous amount of hard work to achieve this. We should always strive to be compassionate. Incidentally, whenever they used to head out for a show in the past, Naresh would serve them green tea. He is now earning a good income and boasts a social media reach of 180 million; yet, even today, he still asked them if they would like some tea.

**Chamanpreet Helped Build the House**

Naresh resides in Kharar. His house was quite old. Some time ago, he decided to rebuild his home from scratch. During this period, Chamanpreet Singh extended a helping hand to him. He told Naresh, "Use the money you earn to ensure you eat and live well; I will take care of building your house." Subsequently, Chamanpreet oversaw the construction of his home. He was even present at the site when the foundation stone was laid. However, following Chamanpreet's untimely death, all of this came to a shattering halt. Nevertheless, while he was alive, Chamanpreet used to take him along and show him around everywhere they went.

**A Tattoo of His Name on His Arm After His Death**

Following the murder of Chamanpreet Kubbahedi, Naresh Kharar Wala was among the first to arrive at both the crime scene and the hospitals. He has since gotten a tattoo inked on his right arm that reads, "Chinni Kubbahedi." Furthermore, his Instagram feed features numerous photos of Chinni. He has expressed his grief by saying, "I have lost absolutely everything."

The Chandigarh Police have largely completed their investigation into the suicide case of Haryana IPS officer Y. Pooran Kumar. Statements from more than 50 witnesses have been recorded so far. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the Chandigarh Police, which is investigating the case, has also recorded the statement of the then Rohtak SP, Narendra Bijrania.

In addition, the SIT has recorded the statements of the 14 IAS and IPS officers mentioned in the suicide note of the late IPS officer Y. Pooran Kumar. After completing the statements of all the relevant witnesses, the SIT has now begun the process of preparing its final report. The Chandigarh Police SIT will soon submit its investigation report to Chandigarh DGP Dr. Sagar Preet Hooda.

14 IAS-IPS officers included in the investigation

According to sources in the Chandigarh Police SIT, 14 IAS and IPS officers have been included in the investigation into the suicide case of IPS officer Y. Pooran Kumar so far. The SIT has also recorded the statements of more than 50 witnesses, most of whom are police personnel from Rohtak.

Based on the suicide note, the SIT has included Haryana Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi, former Rohtak SP Narendra Bijrania, DGP Shatrujeet Kapoor, and all other officers mentioned in the note in the investigation.

15 officers named in the suicide note

According to police records, on October 6, a case was registered against Y. Pooran Kumar's gunman, Sushil Kumar, for demanding a bribe at the Sector-19 Urban Estate police station in Rohtak. Sushil Kumar was arrested on October 7.

The next day, on October 7, Y. Pooran Kumar committed suicide by shooting himself at his residence in Sector-11, Chandigarh. IPS officer Pooran Kumar had mentioned a total of 15 officers in his suicide note, accusing 11 of them of severely harassing him. On December 29, the SIT interrogated the Rohtak police DSP, SHO, and a liquor contractor for several hours, from around 2 PM to 12 AM. Find out what was written in the IPS officer's suicide note...

9-page suicide note written by the IPS officer: Y. Pooran Kumar wrote a 9-page final note before committing suicide. In 8 of these pages, he narrated the story of the harassment he faced. On the last page, he wrote a will addressed to his wife, Amneet P. Kumar, a senior IAS officer in Haryana.

Names of 3 IAS and 12 IPS officers mentioned in the note: This note was typed in English and signed with a green pen at the end. The final note is dated October 7th. The 15 names mentioned in this note include three IAS and 12 IPS officers. Four of these officers have retired, while 11 are still serving in senior positions in the Haryana government. Of the four retired officers, three have been appointed to important positions.