Salman Khan at home: one pistol discovered in a Gujarat river, search continues for a second

Mumbai: On Monday, the Mumbai crime branch retrieved a handgun from the Tapi river in Surat that they believe belonged to the two suspects who opened fire on superstar Salman Khan’s house on April 14. They’re still looking for the second gun.

According to a senior police officer, the two suspected shooters, Vikas Kumar Gupta and Sagar Kumar Pal, each carried a handgun, but one of them was unable to fire at all because he had to ride the getaway bike.

The two males, who were taken into custody last Tuesday from Bhuj, said during their questioning that they had thrown both of the handguns into the Tapi River, which is close to Surat. At first, it was thought that they possessed a single firearm manufactured in the nation.
Then, in order to find the weapons, two criminal branch teams were sent to Surat.
Bihar natives Gupta and Pal have admitted to authorities that they fired at the actor’s home at the prisoned mobster Lawrence Bishnoi’s request in an attempt to earn a fast profit. Pal said that he would get into a large gang because of the case’s publicity.

Police are probably going to go to court to get Lawrence out of Tihar prison and to put out a notice of arrest against his brother Anmol Bishnoi, who lives in Canada, for reportedly recruiting the two gunmen and taking credit for the shooting on social media.