In a recent development in the Salman Khan house shooting case, the two suspects confessed to their involvement with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The accused have admitted that they joined Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang four years ago after following him on Instagram. They revealed that they had been in contact with Bishnoi’s brothers, Anmol and Rohit Godhra, who are based in Canada.
One of the accused, Haripal Hardeep Singh, disclosed that his connection to the gang was established through an Instagram group named sopuprajasthangolden09, managed by the user harry_rai_sopu_haryana. A video on this account shows Haripal and Rafiq Mohammad, the second accused in the case, engaged in a conversation.
In the charge sheet, the police revealed that Anmol Bishnoi delivered a nine-minute speech to the shooters prior to the incident, instructing them on how to carry out the attack. Haripal created a reel during a video call that included ten members of the gang, including Lawrence Bishnoi.
The investigation has uncovered multiple Instagram accounts, such as Sopu Group 29, which are managed by Bishnoi. Salman Khan has provided a statement in the case, expressing concerns that the Bishnoi gang intended to harm him and his family.
On April 14 this year, two motorcycle riders opened fire outside the residence of Bollywood star Salman Khan. In response to the high-profile nature of the case, the Mumbai Police swiftly launched an investigation, which is ongoing. The police had arrested the suspects involved in the shooting.
This latest update is believed to create further trouble for Lawrence Bishnoi. The apex court recently rejected Bishnoi’s petition challenging the High Court’s directive to establish a Special Investigation Team (SIT) and file a First Information Report (FIR) related to an interview he gave to a TV channel while in jail. During the dismissal, a bench comprising Justice Bela M Trivedi and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma questioned how Bishnoi was able to give the interview from prison.
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