“We Will Show How Fake Encounters Are Done…” Lawrence Gang Member Issues Open Threat to Haryana Police
New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): The ongoing crackdown on organized crime in Delhi-NCR and Haryana has sparked new tensions after Lawrence Bishnoi gang member Kala Rana issued a chilling open threat to Haryana Police on social media. Rana accused the police of staging fake encounters of gangsters and warned that his group would soon “demonstrate how fake encounters are done.”
Kala Rana’s Social Media Warning
“Ram-Ram to all brothers. Our brothers Rajat Ladwa and Aman Ladwa were arrested from Varanasi. Today, Kurukshetra Police did a fake encounter and shot Aman in the leg, and Yamunanagar Police killed Rajat Ladwa and passed it off as an encounter. It may take time, but soon we will show how fake encounters are done. Whoever is involved in this murder will be held accountable.”
₹50,000 Rewarded Criminal Killed
On the previous night, Kurukshetra Police gunned down ₹50,000 reward-carrying criminal Rajat Ladwa in an encounter. He was accused in a liquor shop shooting and a firing incident at a showroom in Yamunanagar. His associate Aman was injured in the leg and arrested. Nearly 25 to 32 rounds of bullets were exchanged between police and the criminals.
Major Delhi Police Operation
On September 18, 2025, Delhi Police launched a coordinated crackdown against the gangs of Lawrence Bishnoi, Kala Jathedi, Neeraj Bawana, and others. Simultaneous raids were carried out at 58 locations in Delhi, Sonipat, Sampla, Jhajjar, Rohtak, and Bahadurgarh. Around 820 policemen were part of the operation. Police seized lakhs of rupees in cash and weapons. A total of 36 suspects were detained, of which six arrests have been officially confirmed. The arrested individuals were found to have links with several notorious gangsters.
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang, infamous for its involvement in the Sidhu Moosewala murder case, continues to dominate headlines. Security experts warn that such open threats on social media reflect the growing confidence of gangsters even under police pressure, posing risks of gang wars and violence.