Kamaal
R
Khan
on
Monday
(May
31)
took
to
his
Twitter
account
and
revealed
that
there
was
an
attempted
robbery
at
his
home
on
May
30.
The
actor
and
self-proclaimed
film
critic
claimed
that
the
theft
was
an
attempt
at
scaring
him,
amid
the
ongoing
controversy
with
Salman
Khan.
KRK
even
shared
pictures
on
his
Twitter
account
of
a
masked
man
holding
a
knife.
In
one
of
the
pictures
the
masked
man
can
also
be
seen
looking
at
the
camera.
Sharing
CCTV
grabs
of
the
break
in,
KRK
claimed
that
the
man
broke
into
his
house
through
a
window
and
then
stole
all
his
cash
that
was
kept
locked
in
his
safe.
He
wrote,
"Last
night
this
man
did
break
window
to
enter
in
my
house.
Then
he
did
break
the
safe
and
take
away
all
the
cash.
I
hope
@MumbaiPolice
@CPMumbaiPolice
will
catch
him
soon!"
In
a
subsequent
tweet,
KRK
claimed
that
this
break
in
might
have
been
done
to
scare
him.
He
wrote,
"Gunda
might
have
done
it
to
make
me
scared,
but
I
won't
get
scared
at
any
cost.
Let
them
break
into
my
house
everyday!"
For
the
unversed,
on
May
26,
Salman
had
filed
a
defamation
complaint
against
KRK
in
a
Mumbai
court.
While
many
assumed
the
defamation
suit
was
because
of
KRK's
review
of
the
recent
release
Radhe:
Your
Most
Wanted
Bhai,
however,
an
official
statement
from
Salman's
legal
team
revealed
that
reason
for
filing
the
suit
was
something
else.
The
statement
said
"Mr.
Kamaal
R
Khan,
the
Defendant,
has
put
out
a
series
of
tweets
and
videos
alleging
that
Mr.
Salman
Khan
has
sued
him
for
defamation
because
the
Defendant
reviewed
the
film,
Radhe.
This
is
incorrect."
"The
suit
has
been
filed
as
the
Defendant
has
been
publishing
and
endorsing
defamatory
allegations,
including
that
Mr.
Salman
Khan
is
corrupt,
that
he
and
his
brand
"Being
Human" are
involved
in
fraud,
manipulation
and
money
laundering
transactions,
that
he
and
Salman
Khan
Films
are
dacoits.
The
Defendant
has
been
spreading
malicious
falsehoods
and
defaming
Mr.
Salman
Khan
consistently
over
several
months,
clearly
with
a
view
to
draw
attention
to
himself,"
the
statement
added.