The
Delhi
Police's
special
cell
and
Mumbai
crime
branch
have
interrogated
Mahakal
alias
Siddhesh
Kamble,
an
alleged
member
of
the
Lawrence
Bishnoi
gang,
in
the
singer
Sidhu
Moosewala
murder
and
Salman
Khan
threat
letter
cases,
respectively,
an
official
said
here
on
Thursday.
A
Punjab
police
team
too
has
arrived
in
Pune
and
would
question
him
in
the
Moosewala
case,
the
official
added.
Kamble
was
interrogated
by
the
Delhi
police
and
Mumbai
crime
branch
teams
since
Wednesday
evening.
Officials
of
Pune
rural
police,
who
arrested
him
in
a
local
case
two
days
ago,
were
also
present
during
the
questioning,
he
said.
The
Mumbai
crime
branch
team,
led
by
deputy
commissioner
of
police
Sangramsinh
Nishandar,
interrogated
him
during
the
day
in
connection
with
a
threat
letter
received
by
Bollywood
actor
Salman
Khan
and
his
father,
writer
Salim
Khan.
The
Delhi
Police
on
Wednesday
had
said
that
gangster
Lawrence
Bishnoi,
currently
in
their
custody,
was
the
mastermind
behind
the
last
month's
murder
of
Moosewala,
a
popular
Punjabi
singer
and
Congress
leader.
Maharashtra
ADG
(Law
and
Order)
Kulwant
Kumar
Sarangal
had
said
that
Kamble
was
part
of
the
Bishnoi
gang.
Another
suspect
and
Kamble's
close
associate
Santosh
Jadhav,
also
from
Pune,
has
been
identified
as
a
shooter
in
the
Moosewala's
murder
case,
police
had
said.
The
Mumbai
crime
branch
is
investigating
whether
the
letter
threatening
Salim
Khan
and
his
actor
son
was
kept
on
a
bench
in
Mumbai's
Bandra
Bandstand
area
by
members
of
the
Bishnoi
gang.
On
Sunday,
when
Salim
Khan
was
sitting
on
a
bench
in
the
area
after
a
morning
walk,
an
unidentified
man
kept
there
a
letter
which
threatened
that
both
Salim
Khan
and
Salman
Khan
will
meet
Moosewala's
fate.
The
police
subsequently
recorded
the
statements
of
the
Khan
father-son
duo.
Kamble,
against
whom
the
stringent
Maharashtra
Control
of
Organised
Crime
Act
(MCOCA)
has
been
invoked,
was
wanted
by
the
Pune
rural
police
for
allegedly
sheltering
Santosh
Jadhav,
against
whom
a
murder
case
was
registered
at
Manchar
police
station
in
Pune
district
in
2021.