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Crime
Punjab link of Lawrence Bishnoi gang found in Tiger Shroff firing case
✍️ India TV News
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 11:44 AM
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Police have uncovered a Punjab connection to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in the Tiger Shroff shooting incident, revealing that 20 rounds were purchased for 2.5 lakh rupees.
Investigations into the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff have taken a significant turn with the discovery of a link to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in Punjab. Police officials have confirmed that the criminal network has a presence in the state, which is now being scrutinized in relation to the case.
A key finding in the probe is the purchase of ammunition, with records indicating that 20 rounds were bought for a sum of 2.5 lakh rupees. This transaction is being viewed as a critical piece of evidence connecting the local suspects to the larger gang structure.
The police are currently tracing the flow of funds and communication channels to establish the exact role of the Punjab-based members in the incident. Authorities are working to map out the network to ensure all involved parties are identified and brought to justice.
This development highlights the cross-state nature of the criminal activities associated with the gang, prompting a coordinated response from law enforcement agencies to dismantle the operational links.
A key finding in the probe is the purchase of ammunition, with records indicating that 20 rounds were bought for a sum of 2.5 lakh rupees. This transaction is being viewed as a critical piece of evidence connecting the local suspects to the larger gang structure.
The police are currently tracing the flow of funds and communication channels to establish the exact role of the Punjab-based members in the incident. Authorities are working to map out the network to ensure all involved parties are identified and brought to justice.
This development highlights the cross-state nature of the criminal activities associated with the gang, prompting a coordinated response from law enforcement agencies to dismantle the operational links.