The man who demanded Rs 5 crore from Bollywood actor Salman Khan to end his feud with notorious Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi gang has apologized, saying he made a mistake.
According to Indian media reports, a few days ago a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang received a WhatsApp message from the Mumbai Traffic Police threatening to kill the actor.
The message says that if Salman Khan wants to stay alive and end his long-standing feud, pay Rs 5 crore, don’t take this threat lightly, otherwise the actor will end up worse than former Maharashtra Chief Minister Baba Siddiqui. Ga who was recently shot dead by the Bishnoi gang.
Now Mumbai Police has received a message from the same person again.
The message from the said person said that I made a mistake, the message was sent to Salman Khan by mistake.
According to Indian media, the Mumbai Traffic Police has received this message from Jharkhand, whose location is being traced, the police say that action will be taken against the person who made the threat.
It is to be noted that this is not the first time that Salman Khan has received death threats from the Bishnoi gang, in 2022 the actor was found with a threatening letter on a bench near his residence and in March 2023, he was allegedly But an email was sent by the gang members.
In January 2024, two unidentified men tried to enter Salman Khan’s Panvel farmhouse using fake identities, after which the actor’s security was tightened.
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**Interview with Crime Analyst, Ramesh Verma**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Ramesh. The recent apology from the individual who threatened Salman Khan has raised a lot of questions. Initially, this person demanded a hefty sum to end a feud linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. What are your thoughts on this shift from a threat to an apology?
**Ramesh Verma:** It’s certainly curious. The gravity of making such threats, especially given the history of violence associated with the Bishnoi gang, is not something one can take lightly. The abrupt apology could indicate a variety of things – perhaps remorse, fear of repercussions from law enforcement, or even an attempt to redirect attention.
**Interviewer:** Absolutely. The fact that the apology was sent after the threat raises eyebrows. Do you think this could undermine the seriousness of the threats made by gangs like Bishnoi’s?
**Ramesh Verma:** It’s essential to consider the implications. While one might view this as a lapse in judgment on the part of the sender, it could also trivialize the very real danger that many face from organized crime. Salman Khan’s situation might appear surreal to some, but for many others, threats from gangs are an everyday reality. The seriousness of the threat should not be diminished by a hasty apology.
**Interviewer:** That’s an important point. Considering this isn’t the first threat Salman Khan’s received, do you think it reflects larger issues within Bollywood regarding security and safety?
**Ramesh Verma:** Without a doubt. The repeated threats against high-profile figures like Khan highlight systemic issues within the industry related to safety and criminal intimidation. How Bollywood addresses these threats may shape public perception of both the industry and the criminal underworld. The question remains: how can we ensure that celebrities, and indeed anyone, are safe from such intimidation?
**Interviewer:** It definitely calls for a broader discussion. Can we expect any changes in how Bollywood addresses security following news of these threats?
**Ramesh Verma:** It’s crucial for Bollywood to reconsider their approach to security. Increased collaboration with law enforcement and comprehensive safety measures could set a precedent. Ultimately, public reaction and demand for change might force the industry to act more decisively.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Ramesh. Here’s a thought for our readers: given the alarming nature of these threats and the apology that followed, do you believe organized crime is being normalized in the discourse surrounding Bollywood, or is it merely a reflection of the industry’s ongoing battle with threats? Let us know your opinions.
