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A Mumbai policeman assigned to Salman Khan’s security detail collapsed and died of a heart attack while on duty outside the actor’s residence. The incident comes amid heightened security for Khan, who remains under threat from jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, linked to past blackbuck hunting allegations.
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Salman Khan recalled the difficult conditions he experienced during his time in Jodhpur Central Jail while appearing on the reality show Alliance. The actor spoke about overcrowding and poor facilities, and reflected on his incarceration in connection with the 1998 poaching cases.
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Mumbai Police are verifying reports of an alleged Facebook threat against actor Aamir Khan, reportedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. No formal complaint has been filed by the actor or his team. The report also highlights Aamir's remarks on "3 Idiots".
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India welcomed remarks by a senior Canadian police official stating investigators found no evidence linking Indian government agents to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing, saying the findings align with the US indictment against the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and reaffirming cooperation against organised crime
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Findings in the Nijjar murder investigation strengthen India’s long-held position, ease tensions in India-Canada relations and shift the focus to transnational organised crime networks
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The United States plans to seek the extradition of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi from India after charging him under federal racketeering laws. US authorities allege Bishnoi and Goldy Brar ran a global criminal network involving murders, extortion, kidnappings and drug trafficking
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Indian intelligence agencies have flagged the rise of copycat extortion gangs using the names of notorious gangsters to spread fear and extort money. While lacking direct terror links, these loosely organised groups pose fresh investigative challenges for security agencies in India and Canada
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Indian and Canadian intelligence agencies have flagged the rise of independent "copycat" criminals using the names of major syndicates for extortion. Meanwhile, Canada has launched 138 immigration probes after finding student visa holders coerced into diaspora-targeted violence
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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting advised ZEE5 not to release Lawrence of Punjab, citing law-and-order concerns raised by Punjab Police, after a petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court warned against glorifying gangster culture
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Security has been heightened for Khan, who is a 'Y plus' category protectee, according to police sources on Saturday, though they declined to provide further details. Reports indicate that Khan has personal security in addition to government protection. Having previously received death threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, Khan was issued a new threat, officials confirmed in Mumbai on Friday.
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The Mumbai Traffic Control room received a threat message for Salman late Thursday night.
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According to police officials, the person who sent the message claimed he is brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi
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At different instances, Salman has said that he has dissuaded people from closely following his character of Radhe Bhaiyya because of his disturbing attitude, and his going crazy for a girl.
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This comes after the cops arrested a Noida based man for sending threats to Salman Khan. Prior to this, a person from Jharkhand, who sent threatening messages to Salman Khan, had issued an apology
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The accused who threatened Zeeshan Siddiqui and Salman has been arrested
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Though the actor has been acquitted in the case, the Bishnoi community wants him to apologise for poaching blackbuck.
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Anmol Bishnoi is also allegedly said to be behind the murder of former Maharashtra Minister Baba Siddique on October 12 in Mumbai's Bandra
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It's not just the law enforcement agencies that are tracking the footprints of the gangster who operates from jail in captivity. Bishnoi seems to have caught the fancy of Bollywood as well
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In June this year, police claimed to have uncovered a plot to target the actor on his way to his farmhouse near Panvel in Navi Mumbai
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Police form 15 teams and probe is on to identify who provided logistical support to the shooters, say officials
