Youth with 'links' to Bishnoi held

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Jun 10, 2022 IST

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Abohar, June 9

Rajveer Singh Sopu, 21, of Amargarh village of Sriganganagar district, who had given an interview to a Canada-based channel on gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, has been arrested under the Arms Act.

SP Anand Sharma said Rajveer, in a telephonic interview to a Canadian YouTube channel, had claimed himself to be a “relative” and associate of the gangster. Following investigation, raids were conducted. He was arrested with a.32-bore country-made pistol from there.

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