Tiger Shroff Firing Case: Amid the ongoing probe into the Tiger Shroff shooting incident, the security agencies are also investigating the role of Randeep Malik, US-based Lawrence Bishnoi's close operative. Malik's role is being investigated due to his relations with the shooters, as one of the accused reportedly worked for him till a few months ago. He is under the radar despite Anil Pandit, another member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, taking responsibility for the attack on social media.
Malik's Role Under Scanner
Malik is considered close to both Bishnoi and his brother Anmol and takes key decisions for the gang, reported Times of India, citing sources. Along with Rehan, the shooter accused, Pandit also worked for Malik and was considered "his men" till a few months ago. Rehan was assured that he will be sent to the United States after the high-profile operations, as Pandit was similarly sent through the "Donkey route" months after singer Sidhu Moose Wala was murdered.
Malik Trained Pandit: Report
Earlier, Pandit reportedly handled "Dabba calls" (the identity of the caller is not identified) for Malik till the last year. The reports also suggest that Malik trained Pandit personally, and he was given an independent role recently. "However, Pandit was given an independent role in the gang recently and attached with the faction groomed by Anmol Bishnoi. Malik was placed in the senior tier which deals with planning and target selection," reported Times of India, citing sources.
Malik's role was suspected, as the screenshots related to the Tiger Shroff case had his and Anmol's names, leading to suspicion of a larger conspiracy. As per the reports, there is a group within the gang comprising Aarzoo Bishnoi, Shubam Lonkar, and Randeep Malik, who reportedly handle the finance and target selection. Earlier, Gangster Goldi Dhillon was also part of this group but went underground due to a high-scale operation launched by the FBI.
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