Salman Khan death threat case, Mumbai Police issues lookout notice against accused

Salman Khan death threat case: The Mumbai Police has issued a Look Out Circular (LOC) against a man accused of sending threatening emails to actor Salman Khan. The suspect is a resident of Haryana and is pursuing medical studies in the UK. He had allegedly emailed threatening messages to the ‘Dabangg’ star in the name of gangster Goldie Brar in March. After this, Y+ security was provided to Bollywood superstars.

Salman, who has been receiving death threats for a long time, recently talked about how he is dealing with it. In India TV show Aap Ki Adalat, Salman told Rajat Sharma, “Safety is better than insecurity. Now it is not possible to ride a bicycle on the road and go anywhere alone. There are many more. Even with that, now I have a problem.” That there is so much security when I am in traffic, vehicles cause inconvenience to other people. They also see me.

He said, “I am doing whatever I am told. There is a dialogue ‘kisi ka bhai kisi ki jaan’ ‘unhe 100 bar lucky banna hai, mujhe ek baar lucky banna hai’. So, I have to be very careful. Will happen.” The actor admitted that he often gets scared seeing “so many guns” around him. I am going everywhere with complete security. I know that whatever is going to happen will happen no matter what you do. I believe (to God) that he is there. It is not that I will start roaming freely, it is not that now there are so many lions around me, so many guns are running with me that I myself am scared these days.

On 18 March, the Bandra police registered an FIR (First Information Report) against three persons – gangsters Bishnoi, Brar and one Rohit – for allegedly sending a threatening email to Khan’s office. The FIR was registered on the basis of a police complaint lodged by one Prashant Gunjalkar, who according to the police frequents the popular filmstar’s Bandra residence and runs an artist management company.

Quoting the FIR, the official said that when Gunjalkar was present in Khan’s office on Saturday afternoon, he noticed that an email had come from the ID “Rohit Garg”. The e-mail states that Khan must have seen the recent interview given by Bishnoi to a news channel, and if not, he should watch it. Addressing Gunjalkar, it said that if Khan wanted to close the case, he should have a face-to-face talk with Goldie Bhai, “there is still time but next time, Jhatka dekhne ko milega” (next time he will get a Jhatka). Will take). The FIR was registered under sections 120-B (punishment for criminal conspiracy), 506-II (punishment for criminal intimidation) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code.