Thugs are jailed for nearly 40 years after armed gangs shot and stabbed each other in terrifying kabaddi tournament brawl

Seven men have been jailed for almost 40 years after a vicious brawl erupted between two gangs armed with machetes, axes and guns at a Kabaddi tournament. Shocking footage captured the moment shots were fired and men scrapped with weapons as the rivals clashed at ta Kabaddi event in Alvaston, Derby last August Smoke from fired pistols and large bladed swords are very visible in the terrifying footage A man towards the right can be seen holding a large bat as a group of thugs make their way towards their rival group Footage taken of the incident shows one of the convicted men, Karamjit Singh, with a weapon Among them was Parminder Singh, 25, who was captured on drone footage wearing a face covering and with his hood up. Singh, from the West Midlands, was found guilty of violent disorder and possession of a firearm following a trial and jailed for six-and-a-half years. Malkeet Singh, 24, of Wolverhampton, has been convicted of violent disorder, while Baljit Singh, 33, of Wolverhampton, admitted possession of a bladed article and violent disorder Parminder Singh, from the West Midlands, has been found guilty of violent disorder and possession of a firearm, while Jagjit Singh, 31, of Wolverhampton, admitted possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence Hardev Uppal, 34, of Tipton, West Midlands, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and wounding Doodhnath Tripathi, 30, of Hounslow, London, pleaded guilty to violent disorder and wounding and was given five years and ten months Hardev Uppal, 34, of Tipton, West Midlands, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and wounding. Doodhnath Tripathi, 30, of Hounslow, London, pleaded guilty to violent disorder and wounding and was given five years and ten months.