Gangster

The recent killing of Sanjeev Jeeva raised question of who is behind gangster killings. Less than two months ago, killers disguised as journalists used the same modus operandi to kill Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf at a hospital gate. In both cases so far,UP Police failed to ascertain any clear motive of the killers, with no rivalry gang connection. Jeeva was a dreaded shooter of jailed gangster Mukhtar Ansari.

In a suspected case of gang conflict, a 28-year-old Punjab-origin man, who was on Canadian police's most violent gangsters' list, has been shot dead by unknown people at a wedding venue in Vancouver city of Canada. Amarpreet (Chucky) Samra was on the dance floor at Fraserview Banquet Hall with other wedding guests less than 30 minutes before he was shot on Fraser Street just before 1:30 am.

After Salman Khan received another 'death threat' the Mumbai Police issued a lookout circular (LOC) against the accused, who have been sending threats to the Bollywood actor. This is not the first time Salman famous as "Bhaijaan" received death threats. Earlier also, he received several e-mails and calls, under name of gangster Goldy, following which the Mumbai Police provided Bollywood superstar with Y+ Category security immediately.

Lawrence Bishnoi has refuted any involvement in the threat letter addressed to Salman Khan and his father, Salim Khan. Bishnoi is in Tihar jail and has been in headlines since the murder of Punjabi musician Sidhu Moose Wala. The letter read, "Salim Khan Salman Khan bahut jald aapka Moose Wala hoga," with initials - G.B. and L.B. Delhi Police stated the letter might be a hoax or another gang's work. 

Following an encounter in the Pushp Vihar region of South Delhi, the special unit of Delhi Police apprehended a gangster on May 14. Sunil Raj also known as Kala, the accused is a Shakti Naidu gang member who has been charged under the MCOCA Act. Sunil and his colleagues are also accused of being engaged in six horrific shootouts in Delhi, which resulted in two killings and four injuries.