Congress Rajya Sabha MP Ranjit Ranjan on Wednesday said he or his family had nothing to do with her husband and Purnia MP Pappu Yadav’s statement challenging gangster Lawrence Bishnoi for threatening the film star Salman Khan. In fact, after the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddiqui in Mumbai, independent MP from Purnia, Bihar, Rajesh Yadav alias Pappu Yadav had announced on X that, if the law permits, he will eliminate the entire Lawrence network Bishnoi within 24 hours. give.
A few days later, he expressed solidarity with Bollywood actor Salman Khan, who is attacking Bishnoi over the black dollar murder. Pappu Yadav also received threats over the phone after his statement against Lawrence.
According to PTI, on Pappu Yadav’s statement, his wife Ranjit Ranjan said, “Pappu ji and I have different political careers and we also have differences. We have been living separately for the last one and a half to two years. Whatever the statement is has given, neither I nor my children have anything to do with it.”
He called this incident a matter of public order and said the government should investigate it. He said: “Neither I nor my family have anything to do with his statement.”
Let us tell you that Pappu Yadav had recently visited Mumbai. After returning from Mumbai, he said in a post on X that he couldn’t meet Salman Khan because the actor was busy filming outside the city. He had said: “He is fearless and brave and has prioritized his work and his humanity. I told him that I am with him in every situation.”
Pappu Yadav later wrote a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah demanding greater security in view of the threat from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The Purnia MP shared his two-page letter to Shah with the media, copies of which were sent to the Bihar Chief Minister and other senior officials of the state.
The letter, written on October 21, was made public on Monday, when a section of the media also played an audio clip of a call made from a Dubai number to an alleged associate of Bishnoi. Besides demanding upgrade of his security cover from ‘Y’ to ‘Z’ category, Yadav also demanded police escort at all functions in Bihar and warned that if he is killed, the blame will be on the Center and the state government. .
