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It is unlikely that they would target Itwari’s bullion traders for merely Rs10 lakh each,” a senior police officer said. Zonal DCP Rahul Madne said police are considering registering an offence, while Crime Branch is looking into the matter. DCP Deepak Aggarwal said investigators were tracing the origin of the letters and analysing the route through which they were delivered.
issued ahead of the Diwali-Dhanteras jewellery-buying season, have caused concern in Nagpur’s bullion market, senior police officers doubt whether the Bishnoi gang is involved While the threats. The handwritten letters, penned in blue ink and containing abusive language, warned traders against informing the police and claimed that those who defy the demand would meet the same fate as actor Tiger Shroff , who was targeted by gangsters in Mumbai recently. The letters also threaten harm to the traders’ family members. “Tiger Shroff ko jaise humne maara tha, waise Gandhibagh ke ****** ko bhi maara jayega. Das lakh ka intezam kar. Police ko mat batana. Lawrence Bishnoi ka sharpshooter, Mumbai wale, ” the letter states. Senior police officers suspect that someone is using Lawrence Bishnoi gang’s name to intimidate traders and extort money. “Organised gangs like that of Bishnoi usually focus on high-profile businessmen, with extortion demands often running into several crores. Police also pointed out that the Bishnoi network is known to operate largely through overseas associates, particularly those based in Canada. Officers recalled a previous incident in Nagpur in which the gang’s name was allegedly used to threaten senior citizens. Investigations had failed to establish any connection with the outfit.