
Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi brought to Punjab under heavy security; court remands him to 7-day police custody
The Hindu
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the murder case of Moosewala is making steady progress, Additional Director General of Punjab Police Pramod Ban said
Punjab Police brought gangster Lawrence Bishnoi under heavy security to the state from Delhi in the early hours of June 15 to question him in the singer Sidhu Moosewala murder case.
Bishnoi was produced before a court in Mansa district which remanded him to seven-day police custody, sources said.
A Delhi court on Tuesday granted Punjab Police the transit remand of Bishnoi to take him to Punjab in the case related to the singer and Congress leader Moosewala’s murder.
The Delhi court had passed the order as Punjab Police produced Bishnoi before it after formally arresting him in the case.
After being brought to Mansa in the early hours from Delhi, he was produced before a court there which remanded him to seven-day custody of the Punjab Police.
He was now being brought to Kharar, near here, by a team of Punjab Police for questioning, the sources said.
As per an official statement issued on Tuesday evening, Bishnoi has been nominated as an accused and conspirator in the Moosewala's murder case. It had said he would be taken on police remand for further interrogation to unravel the conspiracy and the motive behind the killing.

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