Baba Siddiqui's Alleged Ties to Dawood Ibrahim Spark Controversy as Bishnoi Gang Takes Credit

Mumbai: In a new twist, the murder of Baba Siddiqui has emerged, with the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang claiming responsibility for the killing. A Facebook post made by a member of the gang has further complicated the case. In the post, they have claimed that Baba Siddiqui was killed because of his alleged association with Dawood Ibrahim and Anuj Thapan.

The Bishnoi gang member wrote on Facebook, "Om Jai Shri Ram, Jai Bharat," and also added, "Jeevan ka mool samjhta hun, jism aur dhan ko main dhool samjhta hun. Kiya wahi satkarma tha, jo nibhaaya mitrata ka dharam tha." The gang said that they did not want any war with Salman Khan, but Baba Siddiqui died because of his connection with Dawood. The post pointed out that Siddiqui was once named in the MCOCA Act along with Dawood Ibrahim. The Bishnoi gang clarified that they do not have personal enmity with anyone, but anyone who helps Salman Khan and Dawood's gang will have to face the consequences. He said that they never take the initiative, but if someone harms one of their members, they will definitely react.

Mumbai Police has so far identified three shooters involved in the murder and is searching for the mastermind. However, the gang's claims have made the case more complicated. The gang has called Siddiqui's "decency" an illusion and has also said that he is involved with Dawood under MCOCA Act. The Bishnoi gang has also warned that whoever helps Salman Khan and Dawood gang will have to face the consequences. Due to the gang's activity on social media and Salman Khan's film connections, this case has now also got linked to the political and Bollywood world. The challenge for the police will now be how they solve this complicated case, especially when open threats and activity on social media are being seen from the gang.

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