If not a head constable, what would Lawrence Bishnoi’s father have done? Family angry over media’s claims.

Lawrence Bishnoi Family History: Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi faces many charges and is currently lodged in Sabarmati jail in Gujarat. Lawrence Bishnoi’s name is also coming up in the case of murder of NCP (Ajit Pawar) leader Baba Siddiqui after threatening film actor Salman Khan. Many claims are being made in the media regarding the background of the gangster. However, his family has something else to say on these claims.

According to the report of Dainik Bhaskar, Lawrence Bishnoi’s family says that first of all, the lie being spread in the media is that his father was a head constable. The family says that leave alone Lawrence’s father, no one in his entire family has been in the police. This family is a landlord, then why would he do the job of head constable. He didn’t even need it. There are several hundred acres of farmland.

‘Lawrence’s uncle was an officer in IB’

Lawrence’s cousin brother Inderpal says that there are educated people in the family. Some are lawyers, some are judges and some are retired IB officers. Lawrence Bishnoi’s uncle was in the Intelligence Bureau, who is now retired. Lawrence’s maternal uncle retired from the post of Sessions Judge.

He also told that Lawrence Bishnoi has two brothers. His younger brother Anmol was good at reading and writing but he also had to go to jail. Inderpal says that the police has ruined his life. If Lawrence is accused then he should be interrogated in jail, why is the family being harassed.

‘Considers Bhagat Singh as his ideal’

At the same time, Lawrence’s cousin Ramesh questioned and said that he considers Bhagat Singh as his ideal and would someone who considers him as his ideal talk about breaking the country? Will he support Khalistan? He blamed the media and said that the media is giving and spreading wrong information about Lawrence.

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