Salman Khan Threat Case: Maharashtra Police Provides Assistant High Rank Officers Along With A Team Of 8 Contables Around The Actors House For Protection
Maharashtra Police is taking every major step in order to protect Salman Khan. Here is the recent update about the case…
Alisha Limbachia | Updated On: Mar 21, 2023 05:17 PM IST
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Lawrence Bishnoi has been after Salman Khan for a time. A Bishnoi aide was detained in 2018 for threatening to harm the Tiger 3 actor in connection with the blackbuck killing case. Blackbucks, also referred to as Jambaji by Bishnois, are thought to be Bhagwan Jambeshwar's spiritual descendants.
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Salman Khan has received a fresh warning from gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. According to him, killing Salman Khan is his "life's goal" and the matter won't be resolved until the actor apologises to the Bishnoi community for allegedly killing the blackbuck, according to a recent interview with ABP News.
Threat Case Details:
The Bandra Police have registered a complaint under IPC sections 506(2), 120(b), and 34. In the early hours of Saturday, gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldie Brar, and Rohit Garg were detained and booked into jail on suspicion of sending threatening emails to Salman Khan's office. Khan received Y+ category security from the Mumbai police because they think the actor is in danger.
Also, his family has urged him not to participate in any outdoor filming. According to recent sources, there is unrest in the neighbourhood outside Salman's home as a result of the threat.
Salman Khan Threat Case Recent Updates
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Eight to ten constables and two assistant police inspector-rank officials would make up Khan's 24-hour security detail, the official claims. The police have advised Salman Khan to alter his plans, including avoiding any ground activities for the next few days, for his protection. His new movie, "Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan," will hit theatres in April, thus publicity events will need to be planned with more protection. It is not yet known when the actor would return to Mumbai.
