Big disclosure in Moosewala murder case: 8 sharpshooters identified from Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Maharashtra

There is a big disclosure in the Sidhu Moosewala murder case. Punjab Police has identified 8 sharpshooters. They are from Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra. All the sharpshooters belong to the Lawrence gang. The Punjab Police suspects that it was they who shot and killed the Punjabi singer in Mansa on 29 May.

After their identification, now the police of these 4 states are trying to nab them. Apart from these, those who gave weapons and vehicles to these murderers, and provided a place to stop before the murder are also on the police radar. 

Sharpshooters Subhash Bonda, Santosh Yadav, Saurabh, Manjit Singh, Priyavart Fauji, Harkamal, Jagroop Singh Roopa, and Manpreet Singh are involved in the
Moosewala murder case. Among them, Harkamal, Roopa, and Manpreet are residents of Punjab. According to the police, all these gathered on the Kotkapura highway three days before the murder of Moosewala. Further investigation is underway. 

Punjab Police has prepared a total hitlist of 10 sharpshooters. These include 8 sharpshooters identified, apart from this 2 more gangsters are involved. They have also been identified but kept secret.

According to sources, gangster Lawrence told the Special Cell of Delhi Police that the weapons for Moosewala’s murder were brought from Jodhpur, Rajasthan. These weapons were brought by 3 miscreants named Vijay, Raka, and Ranjit.

In the investigation by Punjab Police, it was found that the Bolero used in the murder was brought from Rajasthan. Naseeb Khan had brought this Bolero. He gave this Bolero to Charanjit in Fatehabad. It was Charanjit who brought Bolero to Punjab. In which Moosewala was reckoned.

Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala was murdered on Sunday, 29 May at 5:30 pm in Jawaharke village, Mansa. About 40 rounds were fired at Moosewala. Moosewala had 19 wounds on his body. In which 7 bullets directly hit Moosewala.