
The strings of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala's murder case have been linked to the infamous gangster Arun Gawli gang of Maharashtra. Among the 8 sharpshooters identified by the Punjab Police, Santosh Jadhav is a henchman of the Gawli gang. He is a resident of Pune. He was also involved in the shooting of Moosewala on 29 May.
Santosh Jadhav was specially called from Mumbai to Punjab. Saurabh Mahakal of Maharashtra also came with him. Gawli is currently lodged in a jail in Maharashtra. After this new revelation, Punjab Police has shared inputs with Maharashtra Police. Cooperation has been sought from Mumbai Police. After which the Pune Police started in search of Jadhav.
so far the name of the Lawrence gang
Till now the name of gangster Lawrence gang was coming to the fore in the Sidhu Moosewala murder case. The Canadian gangster Goldie Barr of Lawrence Gang himself took responsibility for this. Then Sachin Thapan Bishnoi of the same gang called the TV channel and claimed responsibility for the murder. Now with the name of the Gawli gang appearing in it, it is feared that whether Gawli gang is also involved in the murder case along with the Lawrence gang.
Police identified these 8 sharpshooters
Police have identified 8 sharpshooters from 4 states in the Moosewala murder case. These include Jagroop Singh Roopa and Manpreet Mannu of Tarn Taran in Punjab, Priyavart Fauji, and Manpreet Bholu from Sonepat, Haryana, Santosh Jadhav and Saurav Mahakal from Pune, Maharashtra, Subhash Banuda of Sikar, Rajasthan, Bathinda, Punjab. Harkamal Singh Ranu was present.
Arun Gawli, the 'betel king' of Mumbai and the 'daddy' of the crime world
Arun Gawli is the betel nut king of Mumbai in the 90s. Wearing a white cap and white kurta, Gawli had a figure of thirty-six from underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. There used to be a gang war between the D Company and the Gawli gang. Gawli is known as 'Daddy' in the world of crime. In 1990, when the gang war was in full swing in Mumbai, all the gangsters started running away from the country. Then Gawli remained in Mumbai.
An incident caused enmity with Daud also became MLA
Rama Naik was killed in a police encounter in Mumbai in 1988. Gawli took over the command of that gang. Gawli suspected that Dawood had done Rama Naik's encounter. After which enmity started between them. In 2004, Gawli formed the All India Army. He also won the election from Chinchpokli, Mumbai.
Moosewala was murdered on May 29 evening
Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala was murdered on Sunday, May 29, at 5.30 pm in Jawaharke village, Mansa. About 40 rounds were fired at Moosewala. Moosewala had 19 wounds on his body. Of these, 7 bullets were directly hit by Moosewala. Moosewala was killed within 15 minutes of being shot. Moosewala, who was going in a Thar jeep after being chased by Bolero and Corolla vehicles, was killed. At that time there was no gunman with Moosewala.
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