A video purported to show Hari Boxer, a member of the notorious Lawrence Bishnoi gang, has recently surfaced online, causing significant concern among security agencies. In this video, Boxer reportedly threatens Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti, suggesting potential links to the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan. The implications of such threats and associations are alarming, especially in light of ongoing tensions and the intricate dynamics of organized crime across borders.

In response to the viral nature of this video, Indian security agencies have heightened their alert, recognizing the potential for violence and escalating gang wars stemming from the rivalry between different organized crime groups. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang, known for its violent history and criminal activities, has been increasingly involved in conflicts that threaten both national and regional security.

The connection to ISI links raises further concerns regarding the extent of international criminal collaboration and the involvement of state-sponsored elements in these gang related activities. As law enforcement agencies scramble to assess the situation, the urgent need for enhanced strategies to tackle organized crime becomes evident, not only to protect public safety but also to undermine the growing influence of criminal networks operating with alleged foreign support.