Salman Khan firing case: 5th accused did recce of two more actor houses; sent videos to Anmol Bishnoi

On April 14, the news that made the headlines was that of two individuals firing shots at the Bandra home of actor Salman Khan. Since then, five individuals have been arrested in connection to the incident, including one who allegedly died by suicide while in police custody. The arrested accused include shooters  Sagar Pal & Vicky Gupta, alleged arms suppliers Sonu Subhash Chander & (deceased) Anuj Thapan and Mohammad Chaudhary – an individual who was in direct touch with Anmol Bishnoi and Rohit Godara. 

Chaudhary was arrested from Kurla on Tuesday after a team led by sub-inspector Ramdas Kadam interrogation Sagar Pal and Vicky Gupta. The alleged shooters revealed that Mohammad Chaudhary guided them in fulfilling their assignment. 

Salman Khan house firing accused did recce of 2 more actor houses 

As reported by The Indian Express, the fifth accused arrested in connection to the firing incident at Salman Khan’s residence told the Mumbai police that he sent gangster Anmol Bishnoi more than one video. Apart from sending gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s brother a video recording of Khan’s Bandra home, Mohammad Chaudhary also sent him videos of two more Mumbai-based actors to gangster Anmol Bishnoi.

The portal also reported that Mohammad Chaudhary association with Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang has been for more than five years. It also claimed Chaudhary was in direct touch with Anmol Bishnoi and Rohit Godara. He reportedly spoke to them on video calls.

A senior officer told The Indian Express, “During interrogation, Chaudhary told us that he was asked to take videos of the residence of Salman Khan and two other actors residing in suburban Mumbai. All data have been deleted from his mobile phone and we have sought help to retrieve them… it may help substantiate his claims.”

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