Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Lawrence Bishnoi Acquitted in Arms Act Case; One Convicted
A court case involving gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and others has concluded.
The court found insufficient evidence to convict Bishnoi and three others, acquitting them.
However, one person named Sonu was found guilty of violating the Arms Act and sentenced to three years in prison.
The case originated from a police tip-off in 2022, where Sonu was found with weapons.
The court considered evidence, including disclosure statements, but ultimately ruled based on the available proof, leading to varying outcomes for the accused.
Lawrence Bishnoi and three others were acquitted in an Arms Act case.
Sonu was convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment.
The case was registered in 2022.
Sonu was found with weapons after a police tip-off.
The court's decision was based on available evidence.
- Who
- Lawrence Bishnoi and others were accused; Sonu was convicted.
- What
- A case under the Arms Act.
- When
- Ruling was made on Friday regarding a 2022 case.
- Where
- Mohali court in Punjab.
- Why
- Lack of evidence led to acquittals for some; Sonu was convicted for possession of arms.
- Accused Acquitted
- Lawrence Bishnoi, Aseem, Deepak, Vikram
- Convicted
- Sonu
- Conviction
- Arms Act violation
- Sonu's Sentence
- 3 years imprisonment
- Sonu's Fine
- Rs 500
- Location
- Mohali court, Punjab
- Date of Ruling
- Friday, 2022