The murder of Mumbai NCP leader Baba Siddiqui is also linked to Baraich district of Uttar Pradesh. In fact, two of the gunmen who shot at Baba Siddiqui were residents of the Kaiserganj police station area in Bahreich. The name of one is Dharamraj Kashyap and the name of the other is Shivkumar Gautam. The family said the two traveled to Mumbai to earn a living but did not know how Lawrence ended up as a gunman for the Bishnoi gang. Amidst all this, the Instagram profile of accused Shivkumar alias Shiva Gautam (20) is gaining popularity on social media and in the photos he can be seen showing off his nerves by making a mafia style REEL.
In one place on Instagram, Shiva Gautam uploaded the REEL of the dialogue “Powerful People Make Places Powerful” from the KGF movie, while in another video, he uploaded the REEL of the Bhojpuri song “Neta Na Kauno MLA, Majnu Hamar Khalnayak Hai” . In a conversation clip from KGF, Shiva narrates about his location: Mumbai.
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A few months before Baba Siddiqui was murdered, Shiva Gautam posted a picture and wrote: “Yaar tera gangster hai jaani”. In addition, Shiva has made many posts, from which we can speculate that he has been fond of gangsters and gossip since he was a child. Meanwhile, Shivkumar alias Shiva Gautam’s reel has been viewed thousands of times after his name was linked to the murder case.
Shiva and Dharamraj, residents of Gandhara village of Kaiserganj police station in Balaich and Gurmail Baljit Singh of Haryana, allegedly murdered Baba Siddiqui. Shiva is still absconding while two others have been arrested. Shiva and Dharamraj come from poor families in the village. Go to Pune and earn money as a laborer.
Meanwhile, the family was unaware of Shiva’s activities, but he had impersonated a gangster on Instagram. Shiva has 33 posts on Instagram. In addition to this, he also added 302 before his name, which is the murder part.
Speaking to ‘Aaj Tak’, the mother of accused Shiva Gautam said that he went to Maharashtra eight days after Holi but did not make any calls. This conversation took place four days after going there. On many phone calls he used to say why are you bothering me and we will talk when we need to talk. Our man is a manual worker. We also often went to work such as harvesting wheat, which was how we paid for our family expenses. I don’t know how my son did it or what he did.
