Salman Khan Faces Security Breach As Man Trespasses And Threatens Actor At Dadar Shooting Set

Salman Khan's security has come under scrutiny once more after a man unlawfully entered his film set in Dadar. The individual also threatened the actor's bouncer, invoking Lawrence Bishnoi's name. This incident occurred on Wednesday evening at a location opposite Matunga Railway Station, following a disagreement with the bouncer.

The Mumbai Police stated that Satish Sharma was the man involved in the intrusion at the Dadar set near Matunga Railway Station. Sharma attempted to take photos with the set, leading to a minor altercation. During this confrontation, he allegedly used Bishnoi's name, saying, "Should I call Bishnoi?" amidst ongoing threats against Salman Khan. Subsequently, Sharma was taken to Shivaji Park police station for questioning. A background check revealed nothing suspicious about him.

A senior police officer described the incident as a 'prank.' The shooting site had private security and bouncers stationed there. The police are currently investigating and have collected statements from those involved to thoroughly evaluate the situation. No FIR has been registered yet.

Salman Khan has been facing repeated security concerns due to threats reportedly linked to the Bishnoi gang. These threats trace back to a 1998 animal poaching case where Khan hunted two blackbucks during the filming of "Hum Saath Saath Hain." The blackbuck is considered sacred by the Bishnoi community.

In response to these threats, Salman Khan has been granted Y+ security status. Additionally, AI-powered high-resolution CCTV cameras with facial recognition technology have been installed for enhanced protection.