Security outside Salman Khan’s Mumbai residence has been tightened following the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff in Juhu on Sunday. The move comes after a purported audio message linked to Lawrence
Bishnoi gang member Anil Pandit threatened the superstar and warned of action against those in the film industry who work with him. Amid the ongoing investigation, Salman was spotted at Mumbai’s private airport on Tuesday, October 20, accompanied by armed security personnel, as he headed out of the city.
Salman Khan spotted for the first time since Tiger Shroff’s firing incident
Salman Khan was spotted at Mumbai’s Kalina airport on October 20, dressed in black and accompanied by a large security detail. A video from the airport showed armed security personnel standing guard in front of his car before the actor stepped out. Given the heightened security concerns, Salman did not stop to pose for photographs and proceeded with his entourage. Have a look:
Salman will skip the upcoming Bigg Boss 20 Weekend Ka Vaar episode due to prior work commitments. Filmmaker Rohit Shetty is expected to step in as the host for the episode in his absence.
Following the firing incident involving Tiger Shroff, Devendra Budiya, a representative of the Bishnoi community in Jodhpur, has urged Salman Khan to apologise to the community and work towards resolving the long-standing dispute. Speaking to ANI, Budiya said that apologising does not diminish a person’s stature and encouraged the actor to take the initiative to find an amicable solution. He said, “I will keep going on until Salman Khan apologises. I talked to him about a year and a half ago. I explained it to him a lot. I told him, ‘You’re going to lose your life. You’re a superstar, don’t act like this.’ Then he said, ‘Okay, okay, I’ll do it,’ and later, he didn’t meet.”
