Verma had "tried his best to escape, but eventually suffered." The gangster said in the post that he had "warned" the singer, saying that their "face to face" meeting had cost him.
In the post, the gangster also said that the singer had a choice of whether he wanted to "listen to others."
He said that Mr Verma was "lucky to be alive".
Dhahan shared two images in the Facebook status, with one image showing the gangster posing with a pistol and the other of thesinger, marked with a red cross, a sign that the gangster had 'eliminated' his target.
The post was shared on Facebook more than 3,000 times and received over 8,000 likes.
The post was shared on Facebook more than 3,000 times and received over 8,000 likes.
The gangster's motive to claim responsibility for the shooting was unclear. It was also not clear why Mr Verma was attacked either.
Apart from Dilpreet Singh Dhahan, members of the Sampat Nehra gang have also claimed responsibility for the attack, according to news agency IANS.
After the gangster's Facebook status emerged, police officials said they would investigate the incident from this angle as well.
A First Information Report or FIR has been registered against unknown individuals.
News agency IANS also said that Mr Verma will likely be provided with police protection after the shooting.
The singer's popular 'Gaal Ni Kadni' song has over 118 million views on YouTube.
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