Even while Lawrence Bishnoi remains behind bars, his gang continues to orchestrate criminal activities internationally. The gang’s name has once again surfaced in connection with a shooting incident in Portugal, targeting the hideout of known associates Romi and Prince. Gang member Randeep Malik claimed responsibility for the attack through a social media post.

According to the gang’s statement, the incident occurred at the King Cash & Carry store located at 109 Almeirim, Portugal. The post read, “Jai Shri Ram, Sat Shri Akaal Ram Ram to all brothers. Today, the second shooting at the store of Romi King and Prince at King Cash & Carry… was carried out by me (Randeep Malik) and the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.”

The gang further accused Romi and Prince of running a drug network in collaboration with Pakistani nationals. The post claimed, “This has been confirmed by people across the border, and we have evidence of this. Everyone mentions white in interviews. Everyone knows who suffered the most after Romi was attacked. Everyone knows that the dogs we have kept barking in the middle will also be killed soon.”

Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang is not limited to India; its operations span multiple countries. Known members active internationally include Jitendra Gogi, Goldy Dillon, Kala Rana, Arju Bishnoi, Shubham Lonkar, and Sahil Duhan. The gang member who claimed responsibility for the Portugal shootings, Randeep Malik, is currently imprisoned in the United States, yet continues to maintain influence over the gang’s operations abroad.

This incident highlights the transnational nature of organized crime associated with the Bishnoi gang and raises concerns about the international reach of criminal networks originating in India. Law enforcement agencies across borders are being urged to collaborate to prevent further attacks and dismantle the gang’s overseas operations.

The shooting in Portugal demonstrates that even with leadership incarcerated, criminal organizations like the Lawrence Bishnoi gang can continue to plan and execute attacks. This incident has drawn attention to the need for stronger international cooperation, intelligence sharing, and monitoring of known criminal networks operating globally. Authorities in Portugal, India, and other countries where Bishnoi gang members are active are likely to investigate the incident closely to prevent future attacks and apprehend those responsible.