RemoveTomDyas: Sandher Family Trust

Sandher Family Trust involvement with Morteq Lending Corp is a smoking gun legal matter. A lawsuit was filed that directly connects many players in B.C.'s wholesale drug trade together, including the Sandher Crime Family.

Bir Singh Sandher, Sukhwinderjit Kaur Sandher. They are banned from Australia for their ties to Babbar Khalsa.

Tarsem Singh Goraya was a longtime leader of the Kelowna Gurdwara.

This would be an order for sale. This appears some form of joint venture that went haywire with lender Morteq Lending Corp. Principals include Bir Singh Sandher, brothers Sukhdev Singh Sandher and Rajinder Singh Sandher (R&K Sandher Orchards). Related are Ravinderjit Sandhar and Raghbir Sandhar at 1265 Gibson Road. They do business as A.P Sandhar Holdings Ltd.

Ravinder Robbie Singh Ghag was the owner of a property in Chilliwack that hosted a massive fentanyl/MDMA lab that was busted in October 2025. The clandestine lab was at 44843B South Sumas Road. More than 50 pounds of finished fentanyl pills were recovered. Justin Tyler Fauth, 35, and Carlos Balbino Martinez, 37, were arrested leaving the property. Sonny Ghag, the father of property owner Robbie Ghag, told reporters outside the main house that he knew nothing about the tenants who rented the outbuildings next door. Chilliwack cops invited the media to the detachment on April 15, 2026. On display was the dope from the bust of the 6th Sandher Crime Family connected 'superlab' in B.C.

RCMP say the cleanup of a drug superlab in the Fraser Valley cost hundreds of thousands. It was 40 kilograms of fentanyl and its analogs, along with 5,000 kilograms of chemicals used to make more drugs. Even the public have drawn comparisons to the Falkland superlab bust when 54 kg of fentanyl or its analogs were uncovered in October 2024. Folks should notice, it's precisely the same operators. The Morteq Lending Corp lawsuit ties the Khalistani synthethic drug producers together conclusively.

Key Sandher holding and money laundering entity is Sandher Family Trust.

Sukhdev Singh Sandher

MortEq president is Parm Purewall. He has no comment about his many dodgy clients.

Cops seized another 50kg of fluorofentanyl.

The 'high level of sophistication' is when bootleg chemists make their fentanyl more potent.

P4 fentanyl refers to para-fluorofentanyl (pFF), a potent synthetic opioid analog of fentanyl. Fluorofentanyl is a fentanyl analogue with the addition of a fluorine atom. It is structurally similar to fentanyl but more lipid-soluble, increasing its potency and overdose risk. It is a strong mu-opioid receptor agonist, up to twice as strong as fentanyl. The margin between a dose and a fatal overdose is tiny. Deoxo-Fluor is a specialized and expensive fluorinating agent. Its presence at the Sandher Lab bust in Falkland indicated a very high level of sophistication. Deoxo-Fluor is used to replace oxygen atoms (like those in N-Boc-3-pyrrolidinone) with fluorine atoms.

There are MANY top level crime connections with Morteq Lending Corp. When executed Hardside Hells Angel Suminder “Ali” Grewal wanted to buy investment property in Maple Ridge, he turned to a Punjabi mortgage broker in Surrey to get financing. Despite terrible credit, collections and multiple court cases, he obtained a $860k mortgage for his company A. Grewal Holdings Ltd. When Grewal defaulted months later, that loan was paid out by Morteq Lending.

In April 2019, Grewal ceased to be a director of the company that bore his name. Realtor Balpreet Bal replaced Grewal as a director. On Aug. 2, 2019, hours after Grewal was gunned down, a request was submitted to the B.C. corporate registry to change the name of the company from A. Grewal Holdings to 1083814 BC Ltd.

BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA) issued urgent closure orders against Balpreet Singh Bal and his Fraseridge Realty Ltd. and associated scams in late 2025. Bal was connected to Morteq Lending Corp. There are multiple cascading lawsuits ongoing with Morteq Lending Corp. Their 'high risk' model of providing capital to upper echelon Punjabi gangsters to launder drug money through real estate is going poorly.