Salman Khan case: Mumbai Crime Branch receives the pictures and CCTV of the two suspects

Salman Khan case: According to authorities, the Mumbai Police have made significant progress by disclosing images and CCTV video of the two suspects who opened fire outside the actor’s home on Sunday, April 14. The suspects’ photos have been made public, showing them making their way to the Bandra Railway Station.

A complaint was filed by the Mumbai Bandra Police under Section 307 of the IPC and the Arms Act against two unidentified individuals. Based on the security guard’s testimony and Salman Khan’s testimony, the police opened a case.

Hours after the fire incident, Salman Khan received a call from Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who promised him the government’s assistance. Additionally, he recommended stepping up the actor’s protection. Raj Thackeray, the head of MNS, also arrived at Galaxy Apartment to see Salman Khan at his home.

The Mumbai Crime Branch was given the case.
The Mumbai Crime Branch has taken up the investigation into the gunshot incident outside actor Salman Khan’s home. According to the Mumbai Police, the inquiry is being conducted by more than ten teams from the Mumbai Crime Branch.

According to an official, police increased security outside Bollywood actor Salman Khan’s home and began looking for the culprit after two motorbike-borne, unidentified individuals opened fire outside his home earlier on Sunday morning. Around five in the morning, the two individuals fired four shots outside the Galaxy Apartments in the Bandra neighbourhood of Mumbai, where the actor stays, and then they ran away, according to the police officer.