The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for gunfire reported outside the residence of Diljit Dosanjh’s manager in Karnal, citing a social media post. But Haryana authorities say no complaint has been received so far, and a preliminary sweep at the scene reportedly found nothing amiss. Investigations are expected to clarify the claim and incident details.
The Delhi High Court has closed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s petition challenging ZEE5’s docuseries Lawrence of Punjab. The move follows an advisory from the central government asking ZEE5 not to release the show. The court said the makers cannot proceed unless those advisories are set aside. Bishnoi’s counsel can still pursue legal action if the series returns in another format.
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Congress MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa says he received a threat from the Lawrence Bishnoi group after he opposed the ZEE5 docu-series “Lawrence of Punjab”. The threat message also cited other prominent figures. The Union ministry reportedly advised ZEE5 not to air it citing public order risks, while Punjab Police urged the Centre to intervene.
A court has framed charges under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) against Lawrence Bishnoi and 19 others, with additional Arms Act and Explosives Act provisions. The case stems from a 2021 Delhi Police FIR alleging an interstate crime syndicate involved in extortion, arms trafficking, and contract killings. The trial is set to follow.
The assassination of veteran politician Baba Siddique has thrown fresh light on the Bishnoi gang’s reach, with law enforcement claiming Lawrence Bishnoi continues to run criminal operations from prison. Reporting details how the group allegedly recruits, expands its network, and coordinates violence through an organized chain of command—raising alarms about public safety across India.
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