In Surrey, Canada, two Indian nationals, Damanjeet Singh (22) and Pardaman Singh (30), have been arrested following a shooting incident linked to extortion threats. The Surrey Police Service responded to reports of gunfire on April 22 at approximately 12:40 am, discovering damage to a residence and a vehicle but confirming that no injuries occurred. Both men face charges for discharging a firearm recklessly and for possession of a restricted firearm without a license, and they remain in custody. Damanjeet Singh is set to appear in court on May 19, while Pardaman Singh's court date is scheduled for June 1. Authorities have noted that both individuals are not Canadian citizens, leading to the involvement of the Canada Border Services Agency. The Surrey Police Service has released their photographs to aid ongoing investigations into wider criminal networks associated with violent extortion, amid rising concerns about such violence affecting South Asian communities in Canada. The financial intelligence agency FINTRAC has also issued warnings about young Indian nationals being exploited by gangs for violent activities against diaspora communities.