Don't doubt anyone: Salman Khan to cops on 'Moose Wala kar denge' threat
India Today
Salman Khan has told the police that he knows about Lawrence Bishnoi - the leader of the gang to which Brar is allegedly affiliated - because of the death threat he received from Bishnoi in 2018 during the trial of the blackbuck case.
Actor Salman Khan, who recently got death threats, has told the police that he has no enmity with anyone and that he doesn’t know Goldy Brar, the Canada-based gangster who had claimed the attack on singer-politician Sidu Moose Wala.
“I have not got this letter. My father got this letter while on a morning walk. I have no recent enmity with anyone. I don't have any solid reasons to doubt anyone,” the actor has told the police, sources told India Today TV.
“I have not had any dispute with anyone recently. No threat call or message has come.”
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However, the actor said that he knows about Lawrence Bishnoi - the leader of the gang to which Brar is allegedly affiliated - because of the death threat he received from Bishnoi in 2018 during the trial of the blackbuck case.
The police are probing the matter further.
An unsigned letter with the message “tumhara Moose Wala kar denge (you will end up like Moose Wala), allegedly addressed to actor Salman Khan and his father Salim Khan, was found at Mumbai’s Bandra Bandstand promenade on Sunday. The letter was spotted by Salim Khan's guards where the veteran screenwriter usually sits after his morning walk.
