A murder in the upscale area of Greater Kailash, Delhi, has sent shockwaves through the national capital. Two people were talking on the main road when suddenly a person approached them and did something unimaginable. He suddenly drew a pistol from his waist and began firing at one of the two men standing there. The pistol erupted in a burst of flames. By the time the sound of bullets ceased, a major crime had already been committed.
The CCTV footage of the incident shows the fearless manner in which the gangster carried out the shooting, making it hard to believe that it's real. By the time the mind processes the sequence of events, the murder is already done. One, two, three, four, five. The gangster gets out of the car and fires at his victim one after another.
He fires six to eight bullets, and in the blink of an eye, the person becomes the victim and falls to the ground behind a car. This person was a resident of Greater Kailash Part Two, one of the most posh areas in Delhi, who was talking to a friend outside. His name was Nadir Ahmad Shah. After being shot, his friends and people nearby took him to a hospital, but he was declared dead upon arrival by the doctors.
This daring crime committed so openly in such a posh area illustrates how the criminals perceive the law and order here. Upon hearing news of the shootout, Delhi Police arrived at the scene and started investigating the matter. However, before they could identify the enemies of Nadir Shah and the characters behind the shootout, a post appeared on social media. The post was from Lawrence Bishnoi's close associate, Rohit Godara.
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Rohit Godara wrote on Facebook that he orchestrated the murder because Nadir Shah was obstructing his gang's work. Delhi Police's initial investigation and Godara's post indicate that Lawrence Bishnoi's gang was behind this crime. But the question remains, who exactly was Nadir Shah? What was his track record? Why did he have such enmity with Lawrence Bishnoi's gang?
It is known that Nadir Shah also had a criminal background. The 35-year-old Shah had four cases against him, including robbery. He was associated with Rohit Chaudhary's gang, which has a rivalry with Lawrence Bishnoi's gang. From Godara's post, it is clear that Shah was creating obstacles for Bishnoi's gang. Police sources suggest that recently, Nadir Shah was residing in Dubai but used to come to India occasionally for his work.
Just a few days ago, he came to India for a court date. But before he could fly back to Dubai, his enemies carried out their plan. Although the police investigation has not yet concluded, they have kept all options open. It is still being determined whether it was truly Bishnoi's gang or a local gangster behind this crime. However, considering Lawrence Bishnoi's gang and Rohit Godara's post, this is the second incident in ten days.
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Ten days ago, this gang also took responsibility for a shootout in Canada. On the first of this month, there was a firing at the house of famous Punjabi singer Amritpal Singh Dhillon in Canada. The shooters recorded the incident using body-worn cameras, showing how they fired fourteen bullets in just fourteen seconds at Dhillon's house. After this incident, Godara took responsibility for orchestrating the shootout and claimed they fired on AP Dhillon's house.
AP Dhillon was reportedly trying to get closer to Salman Khan. Bishnoi's gang considers Bollywood star Salman Khan their enemy and has previously fired shots at his house. So, they are now trying to intimidate those getting close to Salman Khan. The person responsible for Nadir Shah's murder, Rohit Godara, has more than 35 criminal cases against him. These cases are spread across Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, and Chandigarh.
In 2022, when singer Sidhu Moosewala was murdered in Punjab, Rohit Godara's name also came up. However, he managed to flee the country. Just last year, on September 5, 2023, Rohit Godara made headlines again when he claimed responsibility for the murder of Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi in Jaipur. He continues to take responsibility for such incidents one after another.
