Lawrence Bishnoi’s younger brother Anmol Bishnoi has also been prominent in crime and got arrested in the USA recently. Anmol is linked with a crime syndicate that operates in numerous countries and has been accused of murdering Punjabi Singer Sidhu Moosewala and former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique.
About Anmol Bishnoi
Anmol Bishnoi, often referred to as Bhanu, plays a crucial role in his brother’s criminal operations. He is just 26 years old, but he has a criminal record containing more than 32 offenses involving extortion, kidnapping and murder.
Being mostly active in Rajasthan, Anmol supervises the gang’s operation with regard to its business ventures in India as well as other international markets. It is also said that he has been channeling the money through sports clubs and real estates.
Recent Developments
Recently, Anmol was arrested by the officials of the United States for allegedly trying to use forged documents to travel into the country. He is currently detained at Tipton Reformatory in Iowa and while with the FBI in the process of confirming his identity.
This arrest has come at a time when the police continue to conduct inquiries about his ties with the mafia and his possibility of extradition to India. Now that the Mumbai police have begun the formalities to escort him back to India to answer to charges concerning his criminal sprees.
Key Cases Involving Anmol Bishnoi
| Case | Details |
| Murder of Sidhu Moosewala | Alleged logistical support for the assailants |
| Shooting outside Salman Khan’s home | Claimed responsibility via social media |
| Murder of Baba Siddique | Direct involvement with known shooters |
Conclusion
In conclusion, the recent arrest of Anmol Bishnoi contributed to countering Indian organized crime at the moment and struggling against it further. They also point to the increasing problem of criminal groups as well as the difficulties which police forces currently experience while combating them. With regard to such investigations, the emphasis is on the toppling of these networks and bringing in the perpetrators to book.
