Zeeshan Siddique
In a chilling development following the murder of veteran politician Baba Siddique, police sources have revealed that his son, MLA Zeeshan Siddique, is also on the hit list of the Bishnoi gang. The shooters, now in police custody, claimed they had orders to kill both father and son, aiming to strike them together. However, if that wasn’t possible, they were instructed to target either of them individually.
Baba Siddique was shot dead on Saturday night outside his son’s office in Bandra, Mumbai. The shooters, three in total, attacked the politician after throwing chili powder at his security personnel. Two of the shooters, Gurmail Baljit Singh from Haryana and Dharmaraj Kashyap from Uttar Pradesh, were apprehended by the police. However, a third suspect, Shivkumar Gautam, managed to escape. Police teams are currently hunting for Gautam, with sightings reported in Panvel.
Zeeshan Siddique, a Congress MLA from Bandra East, was expelled from the party a few months ago due to his involvement in cross-voting during the legislative council elections. The shooters had detailed information about both Baba Siddique and Zeeshan’s movements, having conducted a recce of the locations the two frequented, including their home and office.
The murder is being investigated by the Anti-Extortion Cell of the Mumbai Police, who are also probing potential connections to the Bishnoi gang. Another man, Pravin Lonkar, was arrested for allegedly making a Facebook post claiming responsibility for the assassination. Lonkar is the brother of Bishnoi gang member Shubham Rameshwar Lonkar, adding to the complexity of the case.
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