MUMBAI, Oct. 6 -- A Navi Mumbai builder was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint and held hostage inside a car for more than eight hours by two men claiming to be members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, who initially demanded Rs.2 crore for his release but eventually settled for Rs.10 lakh. The Pelhar police have arrested the two accused, who allegedly drove the builder around between Virar and Mira Road. The accused, Rohit Jangid, 28, a passport agent from Nalasopara, and Vansh Gupta, 22, an auto-rickshaw driver from Virar, were arrested on Monday. According to police, the victim, Sanjeev Shah, 52, a Kharghar resident with several construction sites in Navi Mumbai. Shah told police that he had met Jangid through an acquaintance in May. Jangid allegedly told him that he ran a trust and wanted to invest money in construction projects. On Friday, Jangid and Gupta allegedly called Shah to the hotel to discuss the proposed investment and collect cash. When Shah arrived the two men forced him into a Creta at gunpoint. They allegedly told him that a Rs.2-crore contract had been given to kill him and threatened to spare his life if he paid them Rs.2 crore. "They also claimed to be members of the Bishnoi gang and said they had to send him the cash," Shah said. According to Shah, Gupta drove the car while Jangid pointed a gun at him and another man, Suraj, held him. The vehicle continued moving between Virar and Mira Road as Shah negotiated with his captors. "I told them I did not have Rs.2 crore and that they could kill me if they wanted," Shah said. The accused then allegedly reduced the ransom demand first to Rs.1 crore and later to Rs.10 lakh after several hours of negotiations. Around 2am, Shah's son arranged Rs.10 lakh, following which the accused allegedly released him. Shah approached the Kharghar police the next day....