UP Man Warns Lawrence Bishnoi: ‘If Salman Bhai Gets Killed…’ | Viral Video

UP Man Warns Lawrence Bishnoi

Bollywood celebrity threats: Lawrence Bishnoi controversy takes a new turn after a UP man’s viral video 2024 threatening to kill Lawrence Bishnoi's gang leader. In the viral video, the UP also claims to have 5,000 mens who are ready to kill Lawrence Bishnoi if Bollywood actor Salman Khan gets hurt.

There is not much information about the man who gave Salman Khan Lawrence Bishnoi warning but he claims that he is a part of a gang and that Lawrence Bishnoi won’t be able to escape death if something happens to Salman Khan as his shooter are all set to kill him.

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In the viral video which received millions of views, he said, "Lawrence Bishnoi, you will be killed, you will be killed in jail. If you have 2000 shooters then I will send 5000 shooters to kill you. None of your shooters will be spared if something happens to Salman Bhai.”

In a recent development in the Salman Khan threat case, a video was received by the Mumbai Police on their Whatsapp number in which the person demanded Rs 5 crore from Salman Khan to sort out things with Lawrence Bishnoi.

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The person who sent the threat message later on in a second video send on the same Mumbai Police Whatsapp number apologised for the threat last week.

In the second video, the sender claimed that the threat message was send by mistake to the Mumbai Police whatsapp number. Later on, Mumbai Police traced the sender who sent the threat message and was said to be located in Jharkhand.

However, Lawrence Bishnoi was responsible for the murder of the Nationalist Congress Party leader and former Maharashtra minister, Baba Siddique on Ocyober 12 night outside his MLA son Zeeshan Siddique's office in Mumbai.

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