Gangsters Pull Strings From Jail Even After High‑Profile Firing Cases

A spate of high‑profile gangsters, including <b>Lawrence Bishnoi</b>, continue to pull strings from behind bars, reigniting scrutiny after the <b>Tiger Shroff</b> firing case exposed the jail‑network myth and raised questions about law‑enforcement efficacy. The reality is a sluggish criminal justice system that lets powerful inmates coordinate hits, bribe officials and smuggle weapons, while courts drown in backlog. Consequently, ordinary citizens remain vulnerable, and law‑enforcement agencies grapple with a shadow network that thrives beyond prison walls.