Bihar Police takes a big step in the case of 3 absconding henchmen of Lawrence Bishnoi gang, will take help of Interpol

Bihar News: Bihar Police will take the help of Interpol to arrest the three absconding henchmen of Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Gopalganj SP Swarn Prabhat gave this information on Sunday. The SP said that Lawrence Bishnoi’s henchman SK Meena alias Mayank Singh alias Sunil Meena, who is sitting abroad, will be arrested at any cost. Bihar Police has placed a huge reward on the three absconding henchmen.

Gopalganj SP gave information

Gopalganj SP Swarn Prabhat said that a reward of Rs 50,000 each has been placed on Rahul Rawat and Bhupendra Singh Rawat of Rajasthan. A reward of Rs 1 lakh has been announced on SK Meena alias Mayank Singh alias Sunil Meena who is operating the gang. Mayank alias Sunil Meena is hiding abroad. The names of all three had cropped up in smuggling of foreign weapons. Police has also appealed to the people to inform them if they see these henchmen.

Several weapons were recovered

Let us tell you that on July 22, at the UP-Bihar Balthari checkpost of Gopalganj, the police of Kuchaykot police station arrested three arms smugglers with four Austria-made Glock pistols and eight magazines from a bus with Nagaland number. Many agencies, apart from NIA and Bihar ATS, had reached to investigate this.

Gopalganj police has arrested two interstate criminals of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi gang lodged in Tihar jail. It is said that both the criminals were coming by bus from Nagaland to carry out some big incident in Motihari and Muzaffarpur.

The arrested interstate criminals have been identified as Kamal Rao, son of Pappu Singh, resident of Kesharpura of Banglish Wash police station of Ajmer district of Rajasthan and Santanu Shivam, son of Sunil Kumar, resident of Bowari village of Gai Ghat police station of Muzaffarpur. The third henchman Dinesh Singh Rawat was arrested by Gopalganj police from Rajasthan with the help of Bihar STF.

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