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As a result of inter-gang fighting in Rajasthan, infamous gangster Raju Theth is said to have been shot dead by members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. On December 3, unidentified criminals shot and killed Raju Theth in Sikar, Rajasthan, according to police sources. Who Is Gangster Raju Theth Killed In Sikar By Lawrence Bishnoi, His Biography, Age, Family, Gang, Caste, Death Video, Twitter — News18 Rajasthan (@News18Rajasthan) 4 shooters fired on Gangster Raju Theth and killed him. The location is — Ankit Khatkar (@AnkitKh36274522) Raju Theth was in the Sikar district of Rajasthan’s Udyog Nagar neighborhood. He was killed by unidentified males while out on a walk close to his home. A member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility for the incident a few hours after it occurred. The Bishnoi gang purportedly member Rohit Godara posted on Facebook, I, Rohit Godara (Lawrence Bishnoi Gang), take responsibility for the murder of Raju Theth. He was involved in the murder of our big brothers Anand Pal Ji and Balbir Ji. We took revenge by killing him. Whereas our other enemies are concerned, we will meet them soon. Since then, Raju Theth has become the talk of the town with many people pointing out fingers at the condition of law and orders in Rajasthan. Since then, many people are trying to find out more about him. So, let’s find out everything about him: ADVERTISEMENT Who Was Raju Theth? Raju Theth was a well-known Indian gangster. He has been in the news because he was ...

By India Today Web Desk: Two people, including gangster Raju Theth, were shot dead and one person was injured when five people believed to be part of a rival gang opened fire in Rajasthan's Sikar on Saturday. According to reports, Theth was killed when a few miscreants opened fire at him at the entrance to his house on Piprali Road in Sikar at around 9.30 am. Police have arrested four suspects from Haryana - identified as Himanshu, Satish, Jatin and Naveen alias Boxer. After the gangster was shot down, police are trying to investigate who could have been behind the murder, although a person named Rohit Godara has claimed responsibility for his death. A bandh was also called by Raju Theth's supporters in the Lakshamgarh town of Sikar district on Sunday. ALSO READ | Aajtak-India Today accessed a letter written by Raju Theth to the SOG, IG Jaipur range demanding security for himself. "He had clearly mentioned that he had come to know that some people were conspiring to kill him. No action was taken even after repetitive efforts made through formal and informal media," Raju Theth's lawyer said. •

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With the killing of Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf on Saturday, Prayagraj’s almost-50-year-long ‘gangster era’ has come to an end, according to former policemen and political observers. Posing as journalists, three men — Lovlesh Tiwari, Sunny Singh and Arun Maurya – allegedly ALSO READ | Atiq Ahmed Death News LIVE “No more gangs and gang wars! The killing of Ahmed has brought the gangster era in Prayagraj, the erstwhile Allahabad, to an end,” said Brij Lal, a 1977 batch Indian Police Services (IPS) officer, who has served as a former Director General of Police (DGP) of Uttar Pradesh and started his career from Prayagraj. Lal has closely seen the rise and fall of gangster-turned-politician Ahmed. “It was no less than a FIRST MURDER IN 1979 Born in Shravasti, Ahmed stepped into the world of crime with his first murder in 1979. His name first appeared in the police records of Khuldabad police station of Prayagraj. Soon, Ahmed was at loggerheads with then dreaded gangster Shauq-e-Ilahi aka ‘Chand Baba’ of the old city area, said a senior police officer. After several shootouts and gang wars, Ilahi was killed in a police encounter in 1989, the former DGP said. AHMED AND CHAND BABA “Prior to Ahmed, Ilahi was the most dreaded gangster of the late 1970s and early 1980s,” said Abhay Awasthi, a social scientist and former Allahabad student union president, who strongly feels that Ilahi was Ahmed’s guru. “In 1986, Illahi committed the first murder. He killed a seer, earning the na...

Gangster Raju Theth, who had several criminal cases against him, was shot dead in Rajasthan’s Sikar on Saturday, in an alleged gang-war incident. Theth was gunned down by five men at the gate of his house his residence in Sikar’s Udyog Nagar area on the morning of December 3. According to police, Theth had more than 30 criminal cases against him. He used to live a luxurious life and had political ambitions. The gangster had shifted to Jaipur a year ago and was arrested in a case of land grab and extortion in March. He had started living in a luxurious house in the Swej farm area along with his armed bodyguards and aides. He used to roam around in the area with security personnel, however, after police took action against him and mounted pressure, he moved to Sikar. Theth, who was in his 40s, was out on bail. The gangster had a rivalry with the dreaded criminal Anandpal Singh, killed in a police encounter in June 2017. A man named Rohit Godara, who introduced himself as a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility for the killing on Facebook, saying it was to avenge the death of Anandpal Singh and Balbir Banuda. The Facebook post was later deleted. Banuda, a gangster who was a member of the Anandpal gang, was killed in a gang war in Bikaner jail in July 2014 and it was alleged that Theth was behind the murder. However, Godara shared another post on Facebook at night, saying Theth was his enemy and he has no regrets about his killing but apologised to the fa...