Mumbai, April 14 (Udaipur Kiran): The Police have made a significant breakthrough in the case of the firing at actor Salman Khan’s Galaxy Apartments in Bandra. Police have obtained CCTV footage showing two people firing the shots. One of the individuals has been identified as a shooter for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
On April 14, early in the morning, shots were fired at Salman Khan’s house in Bandra. Salman and everyone else were inside the house at the time of the incident, but no one was injured. Security has been increased at Salman’s house and police are investigating to apprehend the accused. The Bandra police have registered a case under attempt to murder and Arms Act.
Regarding the incident, Zone 9 Deputy Commissioner of Police Raj Tilak Roushan said on Monday that the two men came on a bike and fired at actor Salman Khan’s house around 5 am and fled. Four to five rounds were fired. He said that we have formed 15 police teams to investigate the matter. We are investigating the case from all aspects. We will catch the attackers soon.
According to the report, a police officer said that the CCTV footage shows that the shooters fired into the air, not at anyone. This firing was not done to attack but to spread panic and send a message. Both involved in the case were captured on CCTV. Late in the evening, the police identified one suspect. His name is Vishal alias Kalu and he is a shooter for the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Vishal is a resident of Gurugram. He works for a gangster named Godara in Rajasthan. He is reported to be involved in several high-profile murders, including Moosewala, and to be living in Canada.
According to the police, Vishal and his two-wheeler riding associate may have been recceing Salman Khan’s house for the past few days. Meanwhile, the bike used in the incident was later found near a church a kilometer away. The two-wheeler is registered in the name of a resident of Panvel. Police are investigating whether the bike was stolen or not.
According to the CCTV footage obtained by the police, after leaving the bike, the two suspects walked for some time and then took a rickshaw to Bandra railway station, from where they boarded a local train going north. Police suspect that the two may have changed their clothes along the way.
