Six Indians Among 10 Accused In $1.4 Million Car Theft Case

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India-West News Desk

TORONTO, ON – Six men of Indian origin are among 10 people charged in connection with a series of violent carjackings and high-end vehicle thefts across the Greater Toronto Area. Peel Regional Police said the investigation led to the recovery of 15 stolen vehicles valued at approximately $1.4 million.

The investigation, called Project High Guard, examined 21 vehicle theft incidents between June 2025 and April 2026. Police said victims were physically assaulted in some cases, with knives and firearms brandished during the attacks. Some victims suffered severe injuries.

Those charged include Brampton residents Shan Dhindsa, 20; Aryan Deol, 20; Manavjoy Dhaliwal, 24; and Madhumeet Randhawa, 37. Also charged were Parth Sharma, 21, of Oakville; Gregory Seniv, 37, of Mississauga; and Tayvien Coley, 19, and Ekamveer Randhawa, 20, of Halton Hills. Two other individuals, both aged 17, from Brampton and Mississauga were also charged.

The 10 accused face 128 charges linked to the 21 incidents.The investigation also led to the seizure of four illegal firearms, ammunition and magazines.

Peel Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah said investigators identified not only those allegedly carrying out the robberies but also individuals suspected of directing and profiting from them.

Ontario Solicitor General Michael S. Kerzner said the provincial government supports such investigations through Criminal Intelligence Service Ontario, which provides resources to help police track down offenders and disrupt criminal networks.