Karni Sena Offers Shocking ₹1 Crore Bounty on Bishnoi!
Raj Shekawat, the national president of Karni Sena, released a video that quickly went viral, pledging the substantial reward as a means to ensure the safety of police officers and their families.
In the shadowy underbelly of crime, where loyalty and betrayal dance a perilous tango, the name of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi looms large, casting a long shadow across the nation. Following the shocking murder of former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddiqui, the notorious gangster is back in the headlines, stirring fear and intrigue. In a dramatic move, the Kshatriya Karni Sena has stepped into the fray, announcing a staggering reward of over ₹1 crore for any police officer who successfully encounters Bishnoi, currently incarcerated but believed to be orchestrating crimes from behind bars.
Raj Shekawat, the national president of Karni Sena, released a video that quickly went viral, pledging the substantial reward as a means to ensure the safety of police officers and their families. He expressed outrage over the rampant violence perpetrated by Bishnoi's gang, lamenting the perceived inaction of the central government and Gujarat authorities. The urgency of his message resonated across social media platforms, as he criticized the government's failure to curb the escalating criminal activities linked to Bishnoi's gang.
This announcement follows a series of violent incidents attributed to Bishnoi's crew, including the murder of Rashtriya Rajput Karnisena president Sukhdev Singh Gogamedy, who was gunned down in December 2023. Reports suggest that the Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility for his assassination, further solidifying their reputation for ruthlessness. The plot thickened with the revelation that Bishnoi's gang was also implicated in the killings of NCP leader Baba Siddiqui and a close associate of Bollywood actor Salman Khan, raising alarms about their connections to the underworld, including notorious figures like Dawood Ibrahim.
Despite being behind bars for several years, Lawrence Bishnoi remains a formidable figure, allegedly maintaining contact with his followers through smuggled cell phones. The police suspect he is orchestrating these violent acts from within prison walls, a testament to the gang's extensive network. As tensions rise and law enforcement grapples with the challenge of curbing this menace, one must ponder: will the call for a police encounter lead to a decisive blow against organized crime, or will it only deepen the cycle of violence and retaliation?