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Lawrence Bishnoi's Anmol brother deported from US, likely to land in Delhi today

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November 19, 2025

ANMOL Bishnoi, the younger brother of notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, is being deported from the United States and is expected to land in Delhi on Wednesday.

- HARPREET BAJWA @ Chandigarh

Lawrence Bishnoi's Anmol brother deported from US, likely to land in Delhi today

The deportation was confirmed to the family of Baba Siddique, the former Maharashtra minister and Nationalist Congress Party member who was shot dead in Mumbai on October 12 last year.

Anmol is a key figure, described as his brother’s “principal overseas handler,” who directs extortion rackets and coordinates assignments through encrypted channels.

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