Lawrence Bishnoi was a relatively unknown figure on the Aravali gangster scene till he was caught and gained notoriety after he started his stint in Tihar Jail. Hashim Baba, the dreaded northeast Delhi gangster, was an inmate in the jail at the same time.

"We will kill Salman Khan in Jodhpur," says Lawrence Bishnoi, who is now lodged in a jail in Sabarmati, in a video byte which started trending over the last few days as the Bollywood superstar is on the radar of the gangster group following the murder of influential Maharashtra politician Baba Siddique during Dussehra last week.

From controlling a gang in Punjab to eyeing dominance in Bollywood, Lawrence Bishnoi’s dangerous criminal empire continues to expand. His involvement in high-profile murders and extortion has made him India’s most notorious gangster.

A Lawrence Bishnoi gang shooter claims NCP leader Baba Siddique, recently murdered, had ties to Dawood Ibrahim.

As the clampdown continues on the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in connection to the killing of Baba Siddique, the Delhi Police's special cell with Mathura Police arrested shooter Yogesh, who a month ago had reportedly killed a gym operator in Delhi before getting involved in the high-profile killing of the NCP leader.

According to the police, all five accused have a criminal record and were in touch with the prime suspect, Shubham Lonkar

NCP leader Baba Siddique's murder linked to Dawood Ibrahim, shooter claims; suspect arrested in connection with Delhi gym owner's killing.

A shooter affiliated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has made sensational claims about the late Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Baba Siddique's alleged criminal connections. Yogesh alias Raju (26),

Salman Khan’s father and veteran screenwriter Salim Khan has firmly dismissed any connection between the killing of NCP leader Baba Siddique and the Bollywood superstar. In an interview with ABP News,

Shooter Yogesh, from the Lawrence Bishnoi-Hashim Baba gang, revealed how the gang selects targets and communicates from jail. He boldly said, "Baba Siddiqui wasn’t a good man; he had an MCOCA case against him.