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Salman Khan Was Reportedly the First Target Before Tiger Shroff Firing, Say Police Sources

Mumbai: Salman Khan was reportedly the first target in a firing plan linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, but the attackers allegedly changed their plan because of tight security at his home. This was reported by Hindustan Times, quoting Mumbai Police sources. According to the report, the shooters later focused on actor Tiger Shroff, who did not have police security. They allegedly learned through social media that Tiger played football every Sunday in Juhu, Mumbai. Police sources said two shooters opened fire as Tiger’s car was leaving the ground. The actor was not hurt. Three Suspects Held in Rajasthan Mumbai Police arrested three suspects in Kota, Rajasthan. They were named as Phool Singh, Rehan Ansari and Hrithik Kumar, also known as Roshan Ramu Mahto. Police are questioning the suspects to find out who planned the attack and why it happened. Investigators are also expected to check their phones for more clues. After the incident, security outside Salman Khan’s home in Bandra was increased. Gang’s Threat to Film Industry The Lawrence Bishnoi gang came under suspicion after a social media post linked to people associated with it claimed responsibility for the firing. The post also warned people in the film industry who work with Salman Khan. The case comes after years of threats against Salman Khan. The dispute is linked to the 1998 blackbuck case in Jodhpur. Members of the Bishnoi community consider the blackbuck a sacred animal. In April 2024, two men on a motorcycle fired shots outside Salman Khan’s home in Mumbai. Other Celebrities Also Face Threats There have been other cases of threats and attacks involving film personalities. In February, gunmen reportedly fired at filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s home in Juhu. Actor Ranveer Singh has also reportedly received threats. In October 2024, former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique was shot dead in Bandra. Mumbai Police are continuing their investigation into the Tiger Shroff firing case. The questioning of the arrested suspects may help police learn more about the plan and identify others who may have been involved.

Mumbai: Salman Khan was reportedly the first target in a firing plan linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, but the attackers allegedly changed their plan because of tight security at his home, quoting Mumbai Police sources.

According to the report, the shooters later focused on actor Tiger Shroff, who did not have police security. They allegedly learned through social media that Tiger played football every Sunday in Juhu, Mumbai.

Police sources said two shooters opened fire as Tiger’s car was leaving the ground. The actor was not hurt.

Three Suspects Held in Rajasthan

Mumbai Police arrested three suspects in Kota, Rajasthan. They were named as Phool Singh, Rehan Ansari and Hrithik Kumar, also known as Roshan Ramu Mahto.

Police are questioning the suspects to find out who planned the attack and why it happened. Investigators are also expected to check their phones for more clues.

After the incident, security outside Salman Khan’s home in Bandra was increased.

Gang’s Threat to Film Industry

The Lawrence Bishnoi gang came under suspicion after a social media post linked to people associated with it claimed responsibility for the firing. The post also warned people in the film industry who work with Salman Khan.

The case comes after years of threats against Salman Khan. The dispute is linked to the 1998 blackbuck case in Jodhpur. Members of the Bishnoi community consider the blackbuck a sacred animal.

In April 2024, two men on a motorcycle fired shots outside Salman Khan’s home in Mumbai.

Other Celebrities Also Face Threats

There have been other cases of threats and attacks involving film personalities. In February, gunmen reportedly fired at filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s home in Juhu. Actor Ranveer Singh has also reportedly received threats.

In October 2024, former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique was shot dead in Bandra.

Mumbai Police are continuing their investigation into the Tiger Shroff firing case. The questioning of the arrested suspects may help police learn more about the plan and identify others who may have been involved.

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