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News India Live, Digital Desk: Mayank Singh, a henchman of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who was arrested by Jharkhand ATS (Anti -Terrorism Squad), has made sensational revelations during interrogation, which has also raised ears of the security agencies of the country. Mayank has confessed that his gang was operating not only from inside the country but also from Pakistan across the border.
He has reported that a big weapon supplier sitting in Pakistan, named Jaskaran Singh, used to send a large consignment of AK-47, Jigana pistol and cartridges on the Punjab border via drone, which was raised by the people of Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
Who is this Pakistani supplier and how was this ‘drone’ game?
Mayank Singh told the ATS that Jaskaran Singh used to watch the entire work of supply of arms from Pakistan. This game was played in a very vicious way:
- Location information: After this, he used to send the location and pictures of the dropped arms to another henchman of Lawrence Bishnoi in Amritsar Jail.
- Used to pick up henchmen: Then on the instructions of Lawrence Bishnoi, the gang henchmen used to go to that location and pick up the consignment of weapons.
This disclosure is evidence of how organized and modern technology of Lawrence Bishnoi is working with anti-national forces.
Why was this dangerous supply being done? There was a big conspiracy in Jharkhand
ATS investigation has also revealed that the consignment of these Pakistani weapons was to be used to carry out a major incident in Jharkhand. At the behest of Lawrence Bishnoi, the gang target was a senior officer of a large coal company. Mayank Singh and his companions were accumulating weapons to carry out this incident so that they could attack the officer.
Neither phone call, nor WhatsApp, this was the ‘secret’ thing
Mayank also told that a normal phone call or WhatsApp was not used in the gang for interaction among themselves. Lawrence Bishnoi himself gave him one Apple iPhone Was given
- Through this signal, the people of the gang were told the time and way of talking to each other, so that the police could not trace their conversation.
The entire case has once again exposed the large criminal syndicate operating from jails and their international connection. Jharkhand ATS is now engaged in investigating the roots of this case.
North India Statesman