Risk Of A Gang Battle

Punjab. As per the most recent improvement, the Union Dwelling Ministry has written to the DGP Of Punjab, on the potential for a Gang Battle within the state. Furthermore, in a letter to DGP Gaurav Yadav, the Union Dwelling Ministry has written that there could also be a chance of a Gang Battle when gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggo Bhagwanpuria could be offered earlier than the courtroom. 

It has been speculated within the letter that after the assault on Siraj Sandhu, Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria could be the subsequent. Moreover, this letter has alerted the Punjab Police. As per the report of ABP Majha, the sources of Punjab Police claimed that the letter to the DGP of Punjab says that the gangsters sitting overseas are planning to kill Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria within the police custody. 

Additionally learn: Bambiha Group Offers Open Risk To Mankirt Aulakh Addressing Sidhu Moosewala Homicide Case

Alternatively, the Bambiha gang has additionally issued an announcement on social media, threatening singer Mankirt Aulakh over his alleged involvement within the homicide of Sidhu Moose Wala. The assertion reads, “We might take revenge from each individual concerned within the homicide of Sidhu Moose Wala. Mankirt Aulakh is the primary in our record, he was additionally concerned within the homicide and has to pay for it.”

With the assertion issued by Bambiha gang, and the letter from the union residence ministry to the DGP of Punjab, it appears that there’s a chance of a Gang Battle within the state, to avenge the homicide of Sidhu Moose Wala, who was shot lifeless on Could 29 at his residence village in Mansa, Punjab. 

Quickly after the demise of Moose Wala, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang together with gangster Goldy Brar, took the duty of his homicide, calling it a revenge for the homicide of Youth Akali chief Vicky Middukhera at Mohali in August final 12 months. The Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar is on the radar of Punjab Police, whereas Lawrence Bishnoi is already in custody.