Gangster Rohit Godara, whose real name is Rawat Das Swami is a wanted criminal from Bikaner, Rajasthan. He is a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. He was a resident of Lunakaran, Bikaner and currently he has shifted to Canada. On 1st September, Rohit Godara did open fire outside AP Dhillon’s house in Canada. More than 32 criminal cases are registered against him at different police stations all across the country.
Rohit had entered the world of crime at the age of 19 in 2010. He has been accused for the murder of gangster Raju Theta in Sikar for which he took the responsibility on a Facebook post and was also involved in the murder of famous rapper Sidhu Moose Wala in Punjab’s Mansa district. He is also accused for the murder of Chief Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi of Rashtriya Rajput Karni Sena.
He fled from Delhi to Dubai with a fake passport in the year 2010. Before this, he used to run extorting rackets in Rajasthan, India and used to demand 5 crores to 17 crores from businessmen.
In the case of gunshot firing outside the house of AP Dhillon in Canada, Rohit has taken the responsibility of the incident in a viral post. In the post he has confessed that he had done the firing on 1st September at two different locations, in Victoria Island and Woodbridge Toronto in Canada. He wrote, “I, Rohit Godara (Lawrence Bishnoi group), take responsibility for firing in both the places.”
Recently AP Dhillon was featured in a music video titled ‘Old Money’ with Bollywood actor Salman Khan. This was the reason, Rohit Godara fired outside the house of AP Dhillon. Earlier he had also threatened AP Dhillon and warned him to stay in his limits or he will meet a 'dog's death’ in a post. He wrote, “The house on Victoria Island belongs to AP Dhillon. This is becoming a big issue. Salman Khan is featured in your songs, and you are flaunting your actions. The underworld life you mimic is the life we live. Stay in your place, or you will meet a dog's death.”
Indian Bollywood Actor Salman Khan is on the hit list of Lawrence Bishnoi since 1998 for shooting two blackbucks in Rajasthan who they see as the reincarnation of their religious Guru Bhagwan Jambeshwar.