Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Threatens ISI Agent and Gangster on Social Media

Chandigarh : The Lawrence Bishnoi Gang, a notorious criminal organization, has recently made headlines for issuing a bold threat on social media. In a Facebook post, the gang has distanced itself from two controversial figures—ISI agent Shehzad Bhatti and gangster Zeeshan Akhtar—while also declaring their intent to eliminate them for allegedly being enemies of the nation.

The gang’s post, which was shared widely on social media platforms, clearly stated that Lawrence Bishnoi and his associates had no association with Bhatti and Akhtar. It further went on to label both individuals as perpetrators of anti-national activities. The gang expressed its intent to kill both of them, referring to their activities as detrimental to the country’s integrity and sovereignty.

The Punjab Police Cyber Cell has already launched an investigation into this post to verify its authenticity and assess the potential threat. The authorities are looking into the possible motives behind this declaration and any implications it may have on public security. The post also raises concerns regarding the growing influence of criminal gangs on social media, as they use such platforms to issue threats and publicize their actions.

Shehzad Bhatti, allegedly linked to Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, and Zeeshan Akhtar, a gangster with various criminal records, have been accused of involvement in activities that undermine national security. Their association with anti-national elements has been a subject of significant concern for Indian law enforcement agencies.

The gang’s claim that they have no ties to these figures seems to be an effort to separate themselves from any larger, possibly more dangerous, conspiracies. Nevertheless, their direct threats to take violent action against Bhatti and Akhtar show their willingness to use force to settle scores, further complicating the law enforcement response to these criminal elements.

As the investigation continues, authorities are also keeping an eye on other social media channels used by criminal organizations, as they might serve as a platform for further threats or plans. The situation remains tense, and the authorities are working to prevent any escalation from these cyber threats.