Entertainment: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has reportedly enhanced security at Galaxy Apartments in Bandra, Mumbai, as a follow-up incident happened to be a shooting in April 2024. The new security measures include installing bulletproof windows, high-tech security system equipment, as well as high-resolution CCTV cameras for monitoring suspicious activities or movements. In addition to this, the actor now sports bulletproof glass at the balcony, which he visits very frequently to meet the fans. He lives in a 1 BHK ground-floor flat of Galaxy Apartments and his parents on the first floor.Renovation work has been going on at Salman Khans Mumbai house since yesterday. It seems that security measures are being tightened, with bulletproof windows in place.@BeingSalmanKhan📸: #PallavPaliwal#salmankhan #galaxy #salman #bollywood pic.twitter.com/XoYEREIp5S— HT City (@htcity) January 7, 2025Shooting on April 14: Wake-up callOn April 14, 2024, two men fired four shots at the residence of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan riding on their motorcycle and flee from the venue. Salman attributes the attack with the jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who plotted to harm actor Salman Khan with his family.History of feud between Lawrence Bishnoi and Salman KhanThe animosity between Salman Khan and Lawrence Bishnoi stems from the 1998 Blackbuck poaching case, for which the actor was convicted. The Bishnoi community considers Blackbucks sacred, and Bishnoi has repeatedly threatened Salman, vowing to avenge the incident.Escalating threats and connections to other crimesThe April shooting was a serious escalation in the threats by Bishnoi&#39s gang. In October 2024, former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique, Salman Khan&#39s close associate, was assassinated in Mumbai. Investigations showed that Siddique&#39s association with Salman was a motive in the killing. Anmol Bishnoi, Lawrence Bishnoi&#39s brother and a suspect in Siddique&#39s murder, is currently detained in the US.Extortion threats add to the alarmSalman Khan had also faced previous threats and an anonymous caller had demanded ₹2 crore. Multiple messages sent by the caller to Mumbai Police&#39s traffic helpline led to the Worli police registering a case.
