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The move comes amid an uptick in violent incidents reportedly committed by members. The gang is suspected for fueling a surge in extortion threats in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario, which have left members of the South Asian community fearful.
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Mumbai Police boost security for Kapil Sharma after gang-linked threats and shootings at his Canada café, tied to Lawrence Bishnoi gang over his links with Salman Khan, amid rising safety concerns.
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Another firing occurred at Kapil Sharma’s Kap’s Cafe in Surrey, Canada, on Thursday, just weeks after a previous attack on July 8. The incident marks a disturbing recurrence of violence shortly after the cafe’s recent reopening.
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The rift between the two gangsters reportedly began following the arrest of Bishnoi’s brother, Anmol Bishnoi, in California in November last year for illegal entry into the US
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While Goldy Brar has started working with Azerbaijan-based Rohit Godara, Lawrence Bishnoi is now associated with Canada-based Noni Rana.
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Salman Khan opens up about the death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi's gang and the tragic loss of his friend Baba Siddiqui. Despite the threats, he continues to promote his upcoming Eid release Sikandar confidently.
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According to the minister, Bishnoi warned him of meeting the "same fate as Maharashtra politician Baba Siddiqui."
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The year witnessed several high-profile controversies. Salman Khan’s feud with Lawrence Bishnoi escalated after fresh death threats, highlighting celebrity dangers tied to criminal networks. Shah Rukh Khan became a target of a death threat, with extortion claims involving Faizan Khan. Divya Khossla Kumar accused Jigra of box office manipulation, leading to a public feud with Karan Johar. Kangana Ranaut’s slap by a CISF officer sparked solidarity from Bollywood stars. Nayanthara and Dhanush clashed over a film clip used in her documentary, while Allu Arjun's arrest following a fan’s death raised questions about crowd control. Rahman’s separation and Poonam Pandey’s death hoax also made headlines.
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The arrest comes shortly after the Mumbai Police submitted an extradition request for Anmol, following confirmation from US authorities about his presence in the country.
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According to the complaint filed by Vikram Singh, he received a WhatsApp call from a UK number on November 11 at around 3 pm in which the caller said that he was a member of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi gang
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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has got fresh death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
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Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan is under fresh security threats following a call allegedly made by a suspect from Raipur With previous threats and heightened tensions in Mumbai, both Shah Rukh and Salman Khan remain on high alert with Y+ security Watch to learn more about the ongoing situation and what this means for Bollywood’s biggest stars
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The Mumbai police have heightened security measures for Bollywood superstar Salman Khan following yet another death threat directed at him. This recent threat marks the second time in ten days that the actor has received such warnings. The message, sent via WhatsApp to the Mumbai traffic control room on Monday, demanded that Salman Khan visit a temple belonging to the Bishnoi community in Rajasthan to apologize or pay a sum of Rs 5 crore.
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Public response was swift, with many condemning Meesho. Comments under Alishan Jafri's post included calls to 'de-platform' Meesho and hold it accountable. Some expressed concerns over the broader social implications, with one user stating, 'This gangster culture will destroy India.'
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Anmol is accused of making threatening calls from the US and Canada using numbers from Zimbabwe and Kenya.
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With at least 18 criminal cases against him, Anmol Bishnoi fled India last year using a fake passport and is believed to be residing in Canada.
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Further probe revealed that Anmol maintained contact with suspects involved via social media while allegedly operating from Canada and the US.
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Recently Canada's Justin Trudeau administration had alleged him of carrying out contract killing on Canadian soil. In India, the Bishnoi faces cases in Punjab, Delhi Haryana and Rajasthan.
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Yadav, whose real name is Rajesh ranjan, had openly challenged Bishnoi and said that if allowed, he would dismantle the entire gang within 24 hours.
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Ramesh Bishnoi, the cousin of imprisoned gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, recently made headlines by asserting that the Lawrence Bishnoi community remains united in its support for Lawrence amidst escalating tensions related to the infamous 1998 blackbuck hunting case involving Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.
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Salman Khan, a prominent figure in Indian cinema, is currently facing death threats from the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Despite the high-stakes situation, Salman continues to meet his professional commitments, including filming for the reality show Bigg Boss 18 and the highly anticipated movie Sikander
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The event occurred on September 28, 2002, when Salman's Toyota Land Cruiser crashed into a pavement in Bandra, Mumbai, resulting in the death of one person and injuries to four others. The subsequent legal battle and the actor's public statements have remained topics of intense scrutiny and debate over the years.
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Lawrence Bishnoi is a notorious gangster currently lodged in the Sabarmati Jail in Gujarat's Ahmedabad. He has been linked to several high-profile killings in the recent past.
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In a captivating throwback video from the set of Dus Ka Dum, Bollywood superstar Salman Khan opened about his time in Jodhpur Jail, revealing a poignant memory associated with a steel mug he used during his incarceration.
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Salman Khan has decided to halt shooting for his upcoming film “Sikandar” due to escalating death threats from gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang.
