In the Facebook post following the shooting incident at the residence of Punjabi actor-singer Gippy Grewal, infamous gangster Lawrence Bishnoi claimed responsibility for the shooting and issued a threat to Salmaan Khan. These new threats led to the review of Salman Khan’s Y+ security by Salman Khan. He and his team are consequently alerted.
According to the post, the shooting was a warning to Gippy Grewal for his close friendship with Salman Khan. However, Gippy Grewal has denied any such close friendship. Salman Khan, on the other hand, has not provided any statement regarding the matter.
This threat is the work of Bishnoi Gang members from Europe, according to the Mumbai Police.
The Mumbai Police have traced the tentative location of the people behind the threat. The threat post reportedly originated from a European country. Mumbai police suspect that this might be the work of a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang from abroad.
From Canada to Turkey, Lawrence Bishnoi’s networks spread across the world.
The gang of imprisoned Lawrence Bishnoi operates in northern India, extending their operations as far as Punjab, Rajasthan, and Haryana. The network operates even abroad in countries like Italy, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Canada, America, Dubai, Pakistan, and the Philippines.
The charge sheet against Bishnoi states that “Bishnoi was intentionally running the entire operation from jail. He was so adept at operating from inside the jail that he didn’t apply for bail in any case. It is also revealed that a considerable part of the money generated through extortion activities was sent to Canada, the US, Dubai, Thailand, and Australia for the use of their associates or family members based abroad and also for funding the activities of pro-Khalistan extremists.”
“Murder, kidnapping, extortion for ransom, cross-border smuggling of sophisticated weapons and narcotics, in-land smuggling of contraband, and illegal liquor smuggling are the primary exploits of this terror syndicate,” as disclosed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
