Anmol Bishnoi, brother of notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, has been deported to India from abroad and subsequently produced before the Patiala House Court in Delhi. The court has remanded Anmol Bishnoi to the custody of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for 11 days. The NIA had initially sought a 15-day remand, but the court granted 11 days, while this development has once again brought the activities of the underworld and the ongoing gang wars into sharp focus. Anmol Bishnoi's return to India and his subsequent remand could pose. Several new challenges for him and his elder brother, Lawrence Bishnoi.
Anmol Bishnoi's Custody Location
Following Anmol Bishnoi's arrival in India, a significant question arises regarding his placement in jail. His elder brother, Lawrence Bishnoi, is currently incarcerated in Sabarmati Jail in India. Speculation is rife whether Anmol will be housed with Lawrence in Sabarmati Jail or if he will be sent to the high-security Tihar Jail in Delhi. Both Lawrence and Anmol have numerous enemies in India, and their security within the prison system could be a major concern. After passing through various state police custodies, the decision on which jail to house Anmol. Will be crucial to ensure his safety and mitigate the potential for further gang-related violence.
Lawrence and Anmol's Number One Enemies
According to Indian investigative agencies, Goldy Brar, hailing from Punjab, and Rohit Godara, from Rajasthan, have emerged as the primary adversaries of Lawrence Bishnoi, Anmol, and their entire gang. The animosity between these two gangster factions has been steadily escalating, extending beyond India's borders. This rivalry has transformed into an intense gang war, with both sides relentlessly seeking opportunities to target each other. The stakes are high, and the conflict shows no signs of abating, making Anmol's return particularly precarious.
Gang War on Foreign Soil
The recent assassination of a financier associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang by Rohit Godara in a seemingly secure location like Dubai serves as clear evidence that both gangs are actively carrying out violent acts on foreign soil. This incident underscores the deep-seated enmity between these factions, indicating that they've become sworn enemies, constantly plotting to eliminate each other on an international scale. With Anmol Bishnoi's return to India, there is an increased apprehension that this gang war could intensify, presenting. New challenges for Indian security agencies who must now contend with the potential for heightened conflict within the country.
Network of Enemies in Indian Jails
Within India, numerous rival gangs and enemies of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang are continuously engaged in missions to target Lawrence's operatives and key gangsters. Lawrence Bishnoi gang's shooters and prominent gangsters are incarcerated in various jails across India, including Tihar Jail, several jails in Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and Mumbai. These facilities also house Lawrence's associates and gang members, creating an inherent risk of gang violence even within the prison walls. Anmol Bishnoi's journey in India isn't expected to be easy; he won't only face legal. Challenges but also potential threats from his adversaries, who will likely seize any opportunity to target him. The NIA remand is anticipated to yield significant information that could help unravel the intricate network and activities of these criminal organizations.
