Salman Khan's Threat: Navi Mumbai Police, which is investigating the case of attempt to kill Bollywood actor Salman Khan, had filed a charge sheet against five accused of Lawrence Bishnoi gang arrested in this case. According to sources, the police told in the charge sheet that Bishnoi gang had given a contract of Rs 25 lakh to kill Salman Khan.
The accused were planning to purchase advanced weapons AK 47, AK 92 and M 16 from Pakistan. Among them, they were also planning to buy the Turkish made Zigana pistol with which Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala was murdered. The accused wanted to kill Bollywood actor Salman Khan using these weapons.
Every movement of Salman Khan is being monitored
Police said in the charge sheet that the plan to kill Salman Khan was made between August 2023 and April 2024. Police also said that around 60 to 70 people were keeping track of every movement of Salman Khan. When the police investigated the matter, it came to light that all of them were keeping track of Salman Khan's every movement at his Mumbai home, Panvel Farm House and Goregaon's Film City. The police also told in the charge sheet that the accused had hired boys below 18 years of age to kill Salman Khan.
The gathering was to be held in Kanyakumari
According to Mumbai Police, all the shooters were waiting for orders from Goldie Brar and Anmol Bishnoi. As soon as they got the order, they all would have attacked Salman Khan using state-of-the-art weapons brought from Pakistan, all these shooters are hiding in Pune, Raigarh, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Gujarat. After firing at Salman Khan, the accused had also made their own skip plan, according to which after killing Salman Khan, everyone was asked to gather at Kanyakumari. After that, everyone would be taken to Sri Lanka by boat and then from Sri Lanka, they would be taken to the country where they had to go, so that the Indian investigative agency could not reach them.
Shooters made strict arrangements to kill the actor
During investigation, it was revealed that Sukha had assigned the task of murder to designated shooter Ajay Kashyap alias AK and four other people involved in the conspiracy. Kashyap and his team conducted a recce of Salman Khan's farmhouse and carefully assessed the star's security measures. He concluded that due to the actor's tight security and bulletproof vehicles, high-end weapons would be required to carry out the murder. Further investigation revealed Sukha's direct interactions with Pakistan-based arms dealer Dogar.
Sukha contacted Dogar regarding weapons issue
Sukha contacted Dogar via video call, showing off the AK-47 and other advanced fire arms wrapped in a shawl, while negotiating the terms of the arms deal. Dogar agreed to provide necessary high end weapons from Pakistan. Sukha had agreed to make 50% advance payment and the remaining payment on delivery in India.
