MUMBAI, Aug. 6 -- A special MCOCA court on Wednesday issued a show-cause notice to assistant commissioner of police (ACP) and investigating officer Subhash Dhudhgaonkar for "deliberately disregarding" the court's directions to secure the presence of absconding accused Anmol Bishnoi in the Baba Siddique murder case. The order came on an application filed by the slain NCP leader's widow, Shehzeen Siddique, through advocates Trivankumar Karnani and Pradip Gharat, who alleged that the Crime Branch had filed an "evasive, dishonest and misleading" compliance report instead of following the court's directions. Special Judge Satyanarayan Navander directed Dhudhgaonkar to explain by August 12 why appropriate action should not be initiated against him for alleged wilful disobedience of the court's July 10 order. Bishnoi is a wanted accused in the murder, where Siddique was shot dead on a busy street outside his son Zeeshan's office in Bandra east on October 12, 2024. Police allege the murder ordered by Anmol's incarcerated brother Lawrence Bishnoi's gang. The show-cause notice was issued on Shehzeen's latest application challenging the Crime Branch's compliance report filed pursuant to the court's July 10 directions. Those directions had been passed on an earlier plea moved by Shehzeen after she complained that, despite Bishnoi being lodged in Delhi's Tihar Jail in connection with an NIA case. Shehzeen has alleged that the police had ignored the court's directions and instead sought to create a paper trail by seeking Bishnoi's custody despite already knowing that Section 303 of the BNSS restrained his removal from Tihar Jail....