The Mumbai Crime Branch has detained the sixth accused from Fatehabad, Haryana, in the Salman Khan house firing case. This is the most recent development in the case. The 37-year-old accused who was detained is identified as Harpal Singh, according to sources. The accused will be brought before the Mumbai MCOCA court this Tuesday. To put it mildly, the fifth accused, Rajasthani citizen Muhammad Chaudhary, was detained to the Crime Branch’s custody until May 13. On April 12, the actor’s flat block was inspected by the accused Rafiq Chaudhary, who was apprehended from Rajasthan. He had also recorded it on camera and forwarded it to Lawrence Bishnoi’s brother, Anmol Bishnoi, who is jailed.
The Mumbai Crime Branch faces terrorists
As to the Mumbai Crime Branch, the gunmen who opened fire outside Salman Khan’s residence have two firearms and were instructed to discharge ten rounds of ammunition. The actor lives in the Galaxy Apartments. Early on April 14, two people rode up on a motorbike and opened fire, shooting four times outside the building. The attackers left the location shortly after the event. Both individuals were wearing headgear and carrying backpacks, according to surveillance footage.
The Mumbai Crime Branch requested in a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs earlier this month that Anmol, the brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, be the subject of a watchful eye. A few hours after the event, Anmol Bishnoi claimed responsibility for the gunfire at Salman Khan’s house via his Facebook profile.
Salman Khan’s security level increases
Salman’s security level was raised to Y-Plus in 2022 in response to threats made by gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar, for those who are unaware. The actor also obtained a new armored car for increased safety and was given permission to carry a handgun on his person.
