Viral boy Abhinav Arora received death threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang? Know what is the truth

New Delhi. Abhinav Arora, a resident of Mathura and engrossed in the devotion of Lord Shri Krishna, has again received death threats today. This threat has been sent to his father's mobile as a WhatsApp message in the name of Lawrence Bishnoi Gang. It is written in this message, “Correct these children. This is defaming our Hindu religion. I am from Lawrence Bishnoi Group. Right now I am explaining, then…” This message is becoming increasingly viral on social media, although no official statement has come from Abhinav Arora's family on this matter yet.

Questions raised on Abhinav Arora's devotion

A video of Abhinav Arora, in which he is engrossed in Krishna devotion, is going viral on social media. Since then this matter has gained momentum and his family is receiving threats. The family has now moved the Mathura court and demanded a case to be registered against the seven YouTubers. He alleges that this video going viral on social media is being misrepresented, due to which questions are being raised on his devotion.

Abhinav Arora's mother is saying that Lawrence Vishnoi gang has threatened to kill him.

The mother and father of this boy know very well how to stay in the headlines on social media. pic.twitter.com/R6cQTv9g1l

— Suresh Singh (@sureshsinghj) October 28, 2024

Police accused of not taking action

Abhinav Arora told that he had lodged a complaint with the police on October 19, but no action was taken by the police. After this he took recourse to the court. Abhinav says that a video of his, in which he is seen with Jagatguru Rambhadracharya Maharaj Ji, is being viral on social media. This video is being circulated wrongly, raising questions about his devotion.

Demand for hearing in court and action against YouTubers

Abhinav's lawyer Azad Khakar said that Abhinav Arora's mother has filed an application in the Mathura court, demanding registration of a case against seven YouTubers under different sections. The lawyer says that Abhinav and his family reached the court when the police did not take action. A hearing was held in the court today and now the next hearing date of November 6 has been fixed, in which a report of the action taken so far in the case has been sought from the Mathura Police.

Abhinav's family is scared of threats

Abhinav's father told a media channel that when he returned home from court, when he checked WhatsApp, a message had come from an unknown number. The message read, “Don't make fun of Hindu religion and understand your son, otherwise it will not be good for you.” In this message he described himself as a member of Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Abhinav's family is scared and worried after this threat.

hope from court

Scared of threats, Abhinav's family is now hoping for legal help. He is confident that he will get justice in the court and the wrong information being spread against him on social media will also be stopped.