Lawrence bishnoi

Accused Lawrence Bishnoi be produced before the concerned Court/Duty Magistrate on June 14, 2023, the court directed. The court remanded Sampat Nehra to judicial custody after nine days of police custody remand till June 25. Advocate Vishal Chopra appeared on behalf of Lawrence Bishnoi and did not oppose the extension of remand. The investigation officer (IO) produced Lawrence Bishnoi after 10 days of remand and sought four days' further extension on the ground that he is to be confronted with Akshay alias Balaji, to establish the source of weapon and money to purchase arms/ammunition, to unearth the chain of conspiracy in the present case and to establish the source of information regarding the complainant, and to apprehend other members of the nexus. The IO further submitted that accused Lawrence Bishnoi gave directions to accused Akshay to execute the plan and to supply the arms to the above said accused persons. It was also stated that one of the accused Kapil alias Nandu is outside India and he provided the information to the accused Lawrence Bishnoi for the purposes of the execution of the plan. Delhi police said that further remand is required to gather information regarding accused Kapil and how accused Lawrence Bishnoi was able to give direction to accused Akshay despite being in Jail. On June 2, the court remanded accused Sampat Nehra in nine days of custody of the Delhi police crime branch. IO submitted that accused Sampat Nehra is to be confronted with co-accus...

NEW DELHI: His “shining, bright face” at birth pleased his mother so much that she named him exactly that: Lawrence. His father, a policeman, declared his son would become an IPS officer. Three decades later, Lawrence Bishnoi is a ‘terrorist’ booked under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act by National Investigation Agency and Delhi Police. NIA contended that Bishnoi had conspired to recruit youngsters for terror activities in India. When Bishnoi’s story began, there wasn’t much to indicate the dramatic turn it would later take. On February 22, 1992, the new-born baby’s smile left residents of Dutranwali village in Fazilka, Punjab, mesmerised and conceding the aptness of his mother’s choice of name for him. Bishnoi grew up like any other child, interested in studies, toys and sports. His mother indulged him, buying expensive, trendy clothes for her son. Bishnoi was a disciplined child and a regular in school in Fazilka, those who know him testify. He then shifted to Chandigarh after enrolling in DAV College. A rich, good-looking kid, he quickly became popular—and an obvious choice when the college elections came around. Determination and planning, these are the traits that define Bishnoi according to those who know him closely. So, as a college election candidate, he proved an adept planner. He formed Students Organisation of Punjab University (SOPU), a group that exists even today. However, despite the meticulous planning and day-and-night campaigning, Bishnoi lost the...

Delhi prison officials on Sunday urged a city court to shift gangster Lawrence Bishnoi to Punjab’s Bathinda jail to avert any threats to the security in the Capital’s jails. The court agreed to the officials’ request and said that Bishnoi can be shifted to Bhatinda jail on June 14, when his remand ends, officials aware of the matter said. Officers said that the request was made taking cognisance of the recent violence episodes inside Tihar jail. (HT Archive) Sanjay Baniwal, director general (prisons), said that since Bishnoi’s presence in the Capital’s jails may lead to violence inside jails, the court was requested to transfer him. “He was brought here on remand by National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Gujarat... Later, he was taken on remand by the Delhi Police in an extortion case. Since his presence in Tihar or any other jails in Delhi may cause threat to members of his rival gangs or and his associates, we requested the court to shift Bishnoi. The cases against Bishnoi are mostly lodged in Punjab,” he said. Baniwal added that the request was made taking cognisance of the recent violence episodes inside Tihar jail. “The law and order situation may be compromised if Bishnoi continues to be in the Delhi,” he added. Earlier, Bishnoi was presented before the court on Sunday, which extended his police custody till June 14.

By Arvind Ojha: A jail authority housing Lawrence Bishnoi on Sunday appealed to a Delhi court to shift the dreaded gangster to Punjab’s Bathinda jail to avert any threats to the law and order situation in the Delhi prison. Lawrence Bishnoi, charged with an extortion case, was presented before the court on Sunday (June 11), which extended his police custody till June 14. Taking cognisance of the Delhi jail authority’s appeal, the court agreed to shift Lawrence Bishnoi to Bathinda jail after the end of his police remand. The jail authority, in its application, said the law and order situation could be compromised if Bishnoi continues to be confined in the Delhi prison. It said that Bishnoi was taken in remand by the NIA from Bathinda jail and was later taken into custody by Gujarat Police and then by Delhi Police. Meanwhile, the court also asked the authorities to ensure the safety of Bishnoi. Lawrence Bishnoi was shifted to Delhi's Mandoli Jail from Ahmedabad's Sabarmati Central Jail last month. The gangster was taken to Gujarat last month by the state's Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) in connection with a case of cross-border smuggling of drugs. Bishnoi has dozens of cases registered against him. In the past, Bishnoi had issued threats to Bollywood actor Salman Khan from prison reportedly over the fact that his community was angry with the actor over the blackbuck killing case. Last year, Lawrence Bishnoi claimed responsibility for the fatal attack on Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose...

A virtual phone number is a telephone number that is not bound to a fixed location. They can be used to make or receive calls on any phone. They also do not require a SIM card or physical address. It uses internet technology to place calls. Bishnoi is the mastermind of this crime gang, whereas Goldy Brar is the backbone of the company. Lawrence's cousin, Sachin Bishnoi, heads the company's recruitment cell and target planning, while gangsters Anmol from Austria and Vikram Brar from Canada handle the company's finance deals. Meanwhile, Lawrence decides the target and gives his first command to Sampat Nehra. After that, his brothers and gangsters sitting abroad call and threaten the people. According to sources, Lawrence himself does not talk to any shooter, but routes it through other contractors. GANG RUNS ON ANONYMITY The gang operates on anonymity. A person in the gang will know only the person who is above him in the hierarchy. On the other hand, all the gang members involved in an operation do not have any information about the rest of the members. The gang members present at the time of killing also often do not know each other so that if one gets caught, the rest of the gang members stay safe. HOW IS THE WORK DIVIDED? With careful planning, the gang members are assigned different tasks with the main question pertaining to funding being decided mostly by Bishnoi. In the crime meetings, most of the instructions are given by Gangster Sachin, which is followed by all the...

The Delhi police crime branch looked for an extension of remand for Lawrence Bishnoi to confront him with one more accused, Akshay alias Balaji, in Ganganagar, Rajasthan. In this instance, it is alleged that Akshay provided the weaponry and ammunition that were used to fire threats at the victim. The Delhi Police want to learn more about the accused Kapil and the method by which the accused Lawrence Bishnoi was able to direct the accused Akshay while he was in jail. After taking into consideration the arguments made by the Investigation Officer (IO), Duty Magistrate MM Himanshu Tanwar extended Lawrence Bishnoi's three-day police custody remand. A three-day PC remand for the accused Lawrence Bishnoi is granted in light of the submissions in the application that detailed interrogation and confrontation are required for a meaningful conclusion of the investigation. The Duty MM ordered this on June 11. The court ordered that the accused, Lawrence Bishnoi, be brought before the relevant court or duty magistrate on June 14, 2023. After nine days of being held in police custody until June 25, the court remanded Sampat Nehra to judicial custody. Advocate Vishal Chopra appeared on behalf of Lawrence Bishnoi and didn't go against the extension of remand. Following a ten-day remand, the investigation officer (IO) brought Lawrence Bishnoi into custody and requested a four-day extension on the grounds that he would be confronted with Akshay alias Balaji in order to discover the chain o...

Hours after the sensational Who is Lawrence Bishnoi? Lawrence Bishnoi, 31, is the son of a well-off agriculturist in the sleepy Dhattaranwali village near Abohar in Ferozepur district of Punjab. He studied till class 12th at Abohar and later shifted to Chandigarh in 2010 to pursue college education. Lawrence belongs to the Bishnoi community, which is settled in Punjab, Haryana and many parts of Rajasthan. He is currently lodged in Tihar jail. He has been facing two dozen cases of murders, attempt to murders, extortion etc. He is believed to operate his gang from inside the jail. In November, 2019, when Bishnoi was brought to Also Read | Lawrence’s first brush with law Lawrence Bishnoi entered the world of crime through student politics in Chandigarh. He was a student of DAV College, Sector 10. He was president of Student Organisation of Panjab University (SOPU) between 2011 and 2012. As per his criminal dossier, the first A former cop who had interrogated Bishnoi twice says, “Lawrence had two addresses including one of Hostel No 4 in Panjab University (PU) and another in Sector 4, Lawrence’s college education Lawrence Bishnoi did not clear the first year of BA. In 2010, he was caught copying from a chit during the examination. As the exam elevator was about to hand over him to the examination superintendent, the latter jumped out of a window from the first story building along with his answer sheet. After he entered the world of crime, he took another shot at exams, and wa...