Underworld leader Lawrence Bishnoi will not forgive Salman Khan for killing a black bear. Bishnoi said this to the Delhi Police during interrogation. Salman Khan’s verdict in blackbuck killing case is not court. He will judge. I and his community will not forgive Salman. According to police sources, Salman Khan and his father Salim Khan may consider reversing the decision if they apologize publicly.
In 1998, police revealed that Bishnoi tried to kill the actor in a grudge over Salman Khan’s poaching of two blackbucks during the shooting of a film in Rajasthan. The black bear is considered a blessing by the Bishnoi sect.
Police records say that Bishnoi had sent the shooter to kill Salman Khan. Bishnoi asked Sampath Nehra, a native of Rajasthan, to help Salman. Sampath Nehra reached Mumbai and hung out around the actor’s residence in Bandra. He had only one pistol with him. So Salman might not be shot from a distance. He then asked one Dinesh Fauji to deliver the RK Spin Rifle. 3-4 lakh rupees was given to a person named Anil Pandey for that. But the operation failed as the police arrested Dinesh Fauji. In 2011, they planned to endanger Salman Khan on the sets of the film Ready. Naresh Shetty was assigned for this. But that attempt also failed due to problems with the weapon.
Salman Khan and his father and writer Salim Khan received death threats last day. The threat was received through a letter. The letter was found near the Bandra bus stand. Police said the letter was seen by Salim Khan’s security guard. Salim Khan, accompanied by his security personnel, regularly goes for morning walks on the bus stand promenade. The letter was found abandoned where they usually rested. The letter said that the Punjabi singer will do what he did to Moosawale. Bishnoi is now in the custody of the Delhi Police. He is being interrogated in connection with the death threat.
The Punjab Police had stated that underworld gangs were behind the murder of Punjabi singer and Congress leader Sidhu Moosewala. Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang is involved in Sidhu’s murder. Lucky, a member of this group, claimed responsibility for the attack from Canada.
