Mumbai Police are probing a threatening audio message allegedly sent to actor Aamir Khan via a Sweden‑based VPN, with suspected links to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Investigators are analyzing the digital trail, though no FIR has been filed yet.
Five members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang were arrested in connection with the February 9 killing of businessman Vaibhav Gandhi in Bawana, Delhi. The suspects opened fire during police interception; one was injured, and investigators recovered Rs 1 crore from the victim’s car
Bollywood actor Aayush Sharma, Salman Khan’s brother-in-law, allegedly received a threat email from someone claiming to be linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Mumbai Police have begun verifying the authenticity of the message.
A Delhi court has sent Anmol Bishnoi, accused in the killing of NCP leader Baba Siddique and linked to multiple high-profile crimes, to 11 days of NIA custody after his deportation from the US. The agency seeks to probe his role in the Bishnoi terror-gangster syndicate
Gangster Lakhvinder Kumar, an aide of Lawrence Bishnoi, has been deported from the US and detained in Delhi. Wanted in Haryana for extortion and attempted murder, he was brought back following coordinated efforts between CBI, MEA, MHA, and Interpol.
Actor has upgraded his security with bulletproof glass and advanced CCTV systems at his Bandra residence, following a shooting incident outside his building earlier this year
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.
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
