Lawrence Bishnoi-linked gangster says he ordered firing on rival gang in Portugal, issues another warning
Randeep Malik is wanted by the Delhi Police in connection with the murder of Nadir Shah, a gym owner from Greater Kailash. He was detained in the US two weeks ago but was later released.
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This is the first such firing incident involving members of two Indian gangs in Portugal. (Screengrab)Randeep Malik, a close associate of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, Wednesday claimed responsibility for the firing at a godown belonging to rival gang members Romi and Prince in Portugal.
In a social media post, Malik, who is wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), also included a two-second video in which multiple gunshots can be heard.
This is the first such firing incident involving members of two Indian gangs in Portugal. Before this, similar incidents have been reported in Canada.
“Jai Shri Ram, Sat Sri Akal… The firing that occurred today in Odivelas, Lisbon, Portugal, was done by me, Randeep Malik, and the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Romi and Prince, who are involved in illegal work in Portugal, should stop such activities,” Randeep Malik said in the purported post on Facebook.
He added that if the warning is ignored, those individuals will be targeted, regardless of where they are in the world.
The post also mentions the names of gangsters Ankit Bhadu Sherewala, Jitendra Gogi, Goldie Dhillon, Kala Rana, Arzoo Bishnoi, Shubham Lonkar, and Sahil Duhan from Hisar.
A police officer said Randeep Malik, who is wanted by the Delhi Police in connection with the murder of Nadir Shah, a gym owner from Greater Kailash, was detained in the US two weeks ago but was released by authorities.
The police suspect that the firearms used in the murder of Nadir Shah were supplied with the help of Malik, who was in the US at the time. Malik, a resident of Jind in Haryana, has been living in the US for the past several years.
His name has also surfaced in connection with the firing incidents outside Bollywood singer Badshah’s clubs in Chandigarh and Gurgaon. The NIA has chargesheeted him, along with Goldy Brar, a former aide of Lawrence, in connection with one of the firing cases outside a club.
In July and August, these gangs allegedly opened fire outside a club owned by Indian comedian Kapil Sharma in Canada. Before this, members of Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang were found to be involved in several firing incidents outside the properties of rival gang members and celebrities in Canada.
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