Two gunmen from Gujarat are detained after opening fire at Salman Khan’s Mumbai residence

Two gunmen from the Bhuj area were taken into custody on Monday by the Gujarat Police and Mumbai Crime Branch. They are believed to have been engaged in the shooting incident that occurred outside of star Salman Khan’s home. On Tuesday morning, they are going to be transported to Mumbai.

Vicky Sahab Gupta, 24, and Sagar Shrijogendra Pal, 21, of Masihi, in the West Champaran district of Bihar, were named as the accused.

Around five in the morning on Sunday, two guys on a motorcycle rode up to the actor’s residence in Bandra’s Galaxy Apartments, shot at least four bullets, and took off. Salman Khan was reportedly present at his home when the gunshots happened, according to the police.

Both of the suspects had bags and wore headgear, according to CCTV evidence. The video also showed them shooting in the direction of the actor’s house.

To go to Khan’s house, the accused purchased an old bike in the Raigad region. On that bike, they rode from Panvel, where they had been residing for the previous twenty-two days, to Mumbai.

After the fire, the suspects left their bike outside a church, walked a little distance, and took an autorickshaw to the Bandra train station, according to what the officials discovered. After that, they hired a second auto-rickshaw to go to the Santacruz station on a train, according to India Today.

In a social media post, Anmol Bishnoi, Lawrence Bishnoi’s brother, took credit for the occurrence.

Gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, who is incarcerated, and Goldie Brar, who is sought, have both made repeated threats to assassinate Salman Khan. Salman Khan has reportedly been the target of the group since the 1998 blackbuck hunting incident. The Bishnoi people hold blackbucks in high regard.