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Moosewala was killed due to lack of security, General Advocate of Punjab Government admitted in the Supreme Court

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Along with this, he surrounded the Aam Aadmi Party government and said that it has been one and a half years since the interview of Lawrence Bishnoi but the government has not been able to trace him till date.(Photo: Instagram/sidhu_moosewala)

The Advocate General of the Punjab Government has admitted in the Supreme Court that Sidhu Moosewala was killed by lowering security, after which Moosewala's father Balkaur Singh has filed an FIR and demanded action against those responsible for leaking security information.

Along with this, he surrounded the Aam Aadmi Party government and said that it has been one and a half years since the interview of Lawrence Bishnoi but the government has not been able to trace him till date. It is to be noted that the Special Investigation Team is conducting the investigation regarding Lawrence's prison interview. Sit has so far only revealed that the Signal app was used for the interview.

Let us tell that Lawrence was brought to Bathinda jail from Rajasthan jail a few days ago, but the Bathinda jail administration denies that this video was recorded from their jail. Rajasthan police also deny that this interview was recorded in their jail.

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