New Delhi: The Mumbai Police arrested a man from Karnataka for sending a threat message to Bollywood actor Salman Khan along with a demand for Rs 5 crore on the traffic police’s helpline, an official said. The accused, Bikaram Jalaram Bishnoi, who claimed to be the brother of Lawrence Bishnoi, is a native of Jalore district of Rajasthan, said Mumbai Police.
The 35-year-old accused, a resident of Haveli in Karnataka, was held by a team of the Worli police station on Wednesday following his interrogation, Mumbai Police informed.
Bikaram Jalaram Bishnoi, who is originally from Jalore in Rajasthan, had sent a threat message on the WhatsApp helpline of the Mumbai Traffic Police control room on Monday night.
Notably, on November 5, actor Salman Khan had again received a threat in the name of Lawrence Bishnoi.
On November 5, the Mumbai Police Traffic Control received a threatening message in the name of Lawrence Bishnoi which said, “This is Lawrence Bishnoi’s brother. If Salman Khan wants to stay alive, he should go to our temple and apologise or give Rs 5 crore. If he does not do this, we will kill him. Our gang is still active.”
“During the investigation, it came to light that the accused hailed from Karnataka, following which a team of Worli police was sent to apprehend him. Bishnoi was nabbed late on Tuesday and after his interrogation, he was placed under arrest by the Worli police,” the caller said.
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