Who Is Sandeep Bishnoi, A Gangster Shot Dead Outside Rajasthan Court

A gangster named Sandeep Bishnoi aka Sandeep Sethi associated with murders, has been shot dead in broad daylight.

5 Dariya News

Nagaur 19-Sep-2022

Recently, a story has broken on the internet, which says that on Monday, in Nagaur, Rajasthan, there was a stir outside the court premises in broad daylight. No one understood what had happened. Gangster Sandeep Sethi, who is also known as Sandeep Bishnoi, died in this gang war outside the court. It has been reported that Sandeep was brought to court for an appearance. The accused who killed Sandeep Bishnoi, the betel nut killer of Haryana in broad daylight outside the Nagaur court, were imprisoned on CCTV. In the CCTV, the accused is seen shooting Sandeep Sethi.

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About The Incident

Sandeep Sethi, also known as Sandeep Bishnoi, the betel nut murderer from Haryana, appeared in court on Monday alongside his associates. Around one in the afternoon, when he left the court, they began to shoot at him. He was shot in the head and the chest, and he immediately passed out.

When Bishnoi's other two criminal associates arrived to help them, they too had been shot at and hurt by the assailants. His comrades took the injured, including Bishnoi, to the private and then district hospitals in Nagaur. The medical staff of JLN District Hospital pronounced Bishnoi deceased. Bishnoi had only recently been released on bond.

Four Shot, One Died

It is being said that four people have been shot in this gang war. One person has died. At the same time, three are his companions, and one is a lawyer. All three are admitted. Of those, the conditions of two are said to be very serious. At the same time, ADG ATS and SOG have left for Nagaur from Jaipur.

MP Hanuman Beniwal

The atmosphere has also heated up since this occurrence at the same time. MP Beniwal has expressed concern about the police's sensitivity. A person was reportedly slain by the open fire at the courtroom in Nagaur city, according to the MP. This is a regrettable situation. This court facility is within 50 metres of the homes of the district collector and superintendent of police. There are only 100 metres to the Collector, SP office.