India’s notorious <a href="https://www.archyde.com/salman-khan-shooting-case-police-arrest-another-accused-life-style/" title="Salman Khan Shooting Case, Police Arrest Another Accused – Life & Style”>Bishnoi gang has now threatened to kill Pappu Yadav, a Member of Parliament from Purnia district in Bihar. Pappu Yadav made a statement in favor of Salman Khan after Baba Siddiqui’s murder in Mumbai. According to Indian Express, Pappu Yadav has said that I can be killed at any time, so the state government should provide additional security.
Pappu Yadav says the Bishnoi gang is only aggravating. His threats are to be feared. If allowed to proceed with all powers, in just two days I can root out the Bishnoi gang.
The Bishnoi gang has said in the threat given through the audio file that we are keeping an eye on where you go, what you do. If you don’t stop speaking in favor of Salman Khan, you will have to face a tragic end.
It should be remembered that the Bishnoi gang claimed responsibility for Baba Siddiqui’s murder and said that anyone who comes forward in support of Salman Khan will be targeted.
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There is a standoff between Salman Khan and the Bishnoi gang over the killing of a blackbuck in 1998. The Bishnoi community of Rajasthan and Haryana worships the black deer. He says that Salman Khan can get forgiveness only if he comes to the big temple of the Bishnoi community and apologizes to the entire community.
A reward of Rs 1 crore has been announced for killing gangster Lawrence Bishnoi in jail
A few days ago, a person belonging to the Bishnoi gang asked Salman Khan to pay Rs 5 crore. The police arrested those who threatened. The person who threatened to kill Salman Khan and Baba Siddiqui’s son Zeeshan Siddiqui has also been arrested by the Mumbai Police.
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**Interview with Pappu Yadav, Independent MP from Purnia, Bihar**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Yadav. You recently received death threats from the infamous Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Can you tell us more about the situation and what led to this threat?
**Pappu Yadav:** Thank you for having me. Yes, it’s a concerning situation. The threat seems to stem from my public support for Salman Khan following the tragic murder of Baba Siddiqui in Mumbai. I believe that standing up for what is right has made me a target, and unfortunately, the world we live in means that even expressing an opinion can put one’s life in danger.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned that you have requested Z-category security from the state government. What specific concerns do you have about your safety?
**Pappu Yadav:** I truly believe that I can be killed at any time. The Bishnoi gang has a notorious reputation, and I am not the first to face threats from them. Given the increasing instances of violence and the influence of gangs in our society, it is crucial that I have adequate protection to continue my work as a public servant without fear.
**Interviewer:** This is certainly alarming. How do you see the state’s role in protecting its members of Parliament and ensuring their safety?
**Pappu Yadav:** The state must take these threats seriously. As elected representatives, we should feel secure in our duties. I urge the government to prioritize the safety of politicians, especially those like myself who are vocal against crime and corruption. It’s not just about individual safety; it’s about the rule of law and the message it sends to society.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like you’re calling for a broader discussion on security measures for public figures. Do you think there is enough being done?
**Pappu Yadav:** Not at all. We need stringent measures and a comprehensive strategy to combat not just the threats we face individually, but also the gang culture that permeates our society. Security protocols need to be re-evaluated, and dialogues like this are the first step toward change.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for sharing your perspective, Mr. Yadav. We hope for your safety and well-being as you continue to serve your constituents.
**Pappu Yadav:** Thank you for having me and for shedding light on this issue.
