An associate of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has issued fresh threats against Bollywood actor Salman Khan, according to reporting by Times of India — Top Stories. The warning, captured in an audio recording, reportedly features gangster Anil Pandit declaring intentions to target the actor over his failure to deliver an apology.
In the recording, Pandit claims to command an extensive network of 70,000 shooters. He warned that Khan's failure to apologize would lead to escalating consequences, extending potential danger to Khan's professional and personal associates.
Escalating Gang Threats in Mumbai
The recorded threats mark a continuing pattern of intimidation directed at high-profile figures in India's film industry. Pandit asserted in the audio that Khan's life would be made miserable if demands were not met, pointing to an expansive syndicate capable of carrying out violence on a wide scale.
The warnings follow a series of incidents targeting Khan and individuals connected to the entertainment sector. Authorities have been actively monitoring communication channels and assessing the operational reach claimed by Pandit's network.
Police Detentions and Heightened Security
Law enforcement agencies moved quickly following recent violence tied to the gang's network. Following a shooting incident involving actor Tiger Shroff, police detained three individuals linked to Pandit, according to the dispatch.
In response to the active threats and recent violence, Maharashtra state officials have stepped up protective measures for Shroff and his family. Police forces remain on alert across Mumbai as investigators continue tracking individuals tied to Pandit and the broader Bishnoi organization.
