New Delhi: A CBI officer and Salman Khan were seen outside the actor’s residence ‘Galaxy’ in Mumbai on Monday (June 6). While the reason for the CBI officer visiting Khan’s residence is unclear, it is being speculated that it may be linked to recent death threats issued to Salman and his father Salim Khan by an unidentified person.
On June 5, an FIR was registered by the Mumbai Police against an unidentified person after Salman’s father Salim Khan’s bodyguards received threatening letters. Though the CBI is yet to share details about the probe, it was reported earlier in the day that Salman’s security has been beefed up. According to news agency ANI, Salman Khan’s security increased by Maharashtra Home Department After receiving the threatening letter to the actor.
According to the police, Salim Khan found a letter on a bench Where he sits every morning after jogging. Police said that they received the letter around 7.30 am to 8.00 am in the name of himself and Salman. After the death of famous Punjabi singer Sidhu Musewala, the news about Salman’s security is gaining momentum. The acclaimed rapper-singer was shot dead on May 29 in Mansa district when he was driving his Thar jeep. His brutal murder has left his fans and loved ones across the world in deep shock.
A day after the actor and his father and noted screenwriter-producer Salim Khan received a threatening letter, a CBI official was photographed outside Salman Khan’s house.
Police investigation revealed the name of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi in the Moosewala murder case. It is worth mentioning that Lawrence, who was associated with Goldie Brar, who took the responsibility of Mosevala’s death, threatened to eliminate Salman Khan in 2018 for his involvement in the blackbuck case, due to which the police had to stop the actor’s ‘Race 3’. was. ‘ Shoot for a while. In the same year, an associate of Bishnoi was arrested for threatening to kill the actor in the blackbuck murder case.
Meanwhile, neither Salman nor his father Salim Khan has reacted to the reports of the ‘threat letter’ yet.