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Rajasthan: The bullion trader, owner of Tilakdhari Jewelers located in Sarafa Bazar of Bharatpur district of Rajasthan, has received a threat in the name of Lawrence Group through phone and message. In which the bullion trader has been asked to pay extortion of 20 lakhs within 2 days.
The jeweler reached the police station with the officials of Sarafa Sangh and a complaint has been lodged. The police have registered a case and have started searching for the accused who threatened.
The case is of Atal Band police station area of Bharatpur. A bullion trader named Tilakdhari Jewelers in Sarafa Bazar has been threatened over the phone in the name of Lawrence Group. The jeweler has been threatened to pay extortion of 20 lakhs within 2 days. On the other hand, after the complaint was lodged, the police has started investigating the matter and has started identifying and searching for the accused who threatened for extortion.
What does the bullion trader have to say
Businessman Rajkumar Saraf said that I had gone to Vrindavan yesterday. I got a call from my son Shekhar at 6:30 pm. He told me that I have received a threatening call. The person calling is calling himself a shooter of Lawrence Group. After which my phone got switched off. After that Shekhar charged his phone and started it again, a message came. In which it was written that we want 20 lakh rupees within 2 days. We know your family. So do not be under any misconception.
He told that another message came at 9:50 pm. In which it was written that do not be under any misconception. We know about your family. Our men are around you. After which Rajkumar called the control room in the morning. The bullion trader reached his shop and talked to the officials of the Bullion Association, after which we came to Atal Band police station. We want that we should get security. We should get police protection. Even one and a half years ago, we had received a threat of giving 10 lakh rupees in the name of Lawrence Group. Then the police had given us security.
What does the police say
Bharatpur City CO Pankaj Yadav said that yesterday evening, information was received at Atal Band police station that a ransom of 20 lakhs has been demanded from Shekhar Goyal, a shop owner in Sarafa Bazar, in the name of Lawrence Group. Today, the officials of Sarafa Sangh have reached the police station. They have lodged a complaint. Soon the accused will be arrested. About one and a half years ago, this jeweler was threatened to pay a ransom of 10 lakh rupees in the name of Lawrence Group.
