CANADA: An Indian woman identified as Raj Tiwana has reportedly been arrested in Canada following a confrontation with a tenant that gained widespread attention after videos of the dispute surfaced on social media.
The incident reportedly began over the use of a barbecue in the garden of the property. Tiwana allegedly objected to the tenant cooking outdoors with a friend and accused him of putting the property at risk.
Argument Over Barbecue Escalates
Videos circulating online show a confrontation between the woman and her tenant near a barbecue. In one clip, Tiwana is seen removing food from the grill as the tenant accuses her of attempting to intimidate him while he was preparing dinner.
She is subsequently seen picking up a piece of wood and pushing food away from the grill. During the confrontation, she reportedly says that barbecuing was not permitted on her property and threatens to contact police.
The dispute later appears to escalate inside the property.
Tenant Shares Further Videos
In another video posted online, Tiwana is allegedly seen entering the tenant’s living space and throwing rocks in his direction. The tenant can be heard repeatedly asking her to leave his unit.
The footage then shows a physical confrontation in which she allegedly strikes him with a food container and later with a tennis racket.
Following the incident, the tenant uploaded additional videos in which he alleged that the landlady continued to interfere with his living arrangements.
One such clip reportedly shows several men entering the premises. The tenant challenges their presence and repeatedly asks why they are inside his unit, insisting that they did not have permission to enter the residence.
Arrest Follows Viral Dispute
The series of videos attracted significant attention online, turning what began as a landlord-tenant disagreement into a widely discussed incident.
Tiwana was subsequently arrested in connection with the confrontation. However, the specific charges against her and the circumstances surrounding the arrest were not available in the information provided.
The claims made by the tenant through social media, as well as the events depicted in the circulating videos, have not been independently verified. Further details from Canadian authorities would be required to establish the circumstances of the case and the charges, if any, filed against Tiwana.
