Salman Khan Security Breach: Man Threatens Actor Trespassing At Dadar Shooting Set, "Bishnoi Ko Bheju Kya?"

Salman Khan Security Breach: Salman Khan's security is in question again after a man illegally enters his shooting set in Dadar. Not only that, but the man has also threatened the actor's bouncer using Lawrence Bishnoi's name. The incident took place at a shooting place opposite Matunga Railway Station on Wednesday evening over a dispute with the actor's bouncer.

Man Threatens Salman Khan Trespassing At Dadar Shooting Set

Mumbai Police reported that the incident occured when a man named Satish Sharma allegedly entered the shooting set in Dadar near Matunga Railway Station. The heated argument began when Sharma wanted to take photos with the set which later turned into a minor scuffle. During the exchange of words, Sharma allegedly threatened using Lawrence Bishnoi's name, "Should I call Bishnoi?", amid all the ongoing threats the actor has been receiving. The man was later taken to Shivaji park police station for questioning. Police have also checked his background and didn't find anything suspicious.

Calling it a 'prank', a senior police officer said, "The shooting site, located opposite Matunga Railway Station, was secured by private security and bouncers. Police are investigating the matter and have taken statements from the involved parties to ensure the situation is thoroughly assessed. Not FIR have been registered yet."

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Salman Khan's security is repeteadly getting into question following back-to-back threats reportedly from Bishnoi gang. It started from a 1998's animal poaching case when the actor killed hunted two blackbucks, which is considered sacred to the Bishnoi community, during the shooting of Hum Saath Saath Hain.

Owing to the ongoing threat, the superstar is granted Y+ security along with an installation of AI-powered high resolution CCTV cameras with facial recognition technology.