Another Death Threat to Salman Khan; killers Want Money

Another Death Threat to Salman Khan; killers Want Money. Salman Khan, the Bollywood superstar, has received another murder threat via text message, demanding Rs 2 crore. The threat comes only one day after two people were arrested in different incidents for making threats against Salman Khan.

Following recent threats and the killing of his political associate Siddique, Salman Khan has kept a low public profile. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang, which had previously sent murder threats to the actor, was also tied to an attack on Khan’s buddy Baba Siddique. Security around Khan has been beefed up in response to continuous threats. In a related case, the Mumbai Police detained another man from Noida for allegedly threatening Salman Khan and Zeeshan Siddique, the late NCP leader Baba Siddique’s son. The arrest occurred after a threat was made to Zeeshan Siddique’s office in Bandra East on Friday.

Death Threat to Salman Khan; killers Want Money

Bollywood actor Salman Khan has received another death threat. On Tuesday, traffic control received a message from an anonymous sender seeking Rs 2 crore. An official from the department stated that the message sender threatened to harm Salman Khan if the money was not given. The Worli police in Mumbai have filed a case against an unnamed individual under sections 354(2) and 308(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

On Tuesday, police detained Mohammad Tayyab, an 18-year-old from Noida, Uttar Pradesh, for reportedly sending a threatening letter to Bollywood actor Salman Khan. According to sources, Tayyab, a carpenter by trade, was caught for reportedly texting the Mumbai Control Room.

Tayyab’s claimed communication read: “We shall not spare Salman Khan… This is your [Salman Khan’s] last warning.”

According to police officials in Noida, Tayyab was from Delhi’s Kardam Puri neighborhood and lived there with his uncle. His father, Mohammad Tahir, is a tailor. Tayyab worked as a carpenter at an under-construction property in Noida’s Sector 92, earning approximately Rs 8,000 per month.

Tayyab stated that he sent the text message as a “joke” when questioned. However, Mumbai police detained him for further interrogation as part of the inquiry.