Salman Khan gets new expensive bulletproof vehicle amidst threat
Mumbai: Salman Khan has reportedly bought a new expensive bullet proof car amid death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi and his gang.
Even though Salman has been given a Y plus security, the actor is now being seen in the swanky white vehicle, Nissan Patrol SUV. According to the reports, it has been especially imported by the actor and has replaced his previous car, Toyota Land Cruiser LC200.
This car reportedly comes with B6 or B7 level protections, B6 protection level keeps safe against high-powered rifles with a 41 mm thick glass for ballistic protection, while B7 level protection protects from armour-piercing rounds with 78 mm thick glass.
Salman Khan has been receiving numerous death threats from Lawrence Bishnoi and gang. Last month, the actor received a threatening letter from gangster’s aide Goldy Brar, who sent an email to his assistant Jordy Patel, days after the gangster claimed his life goal was to “kill Salman Khan” in an interview.
Prashant Gunjalkar, Salman Khan’s close friend claimed that he saw the Goldy Brar email in Jordy Patel’s inbox when he visited actor’s Bandra office and he went on to file a complaint at the Bandra Police Station.
In his statement, Gunjalkar said. “I regularly visit Salman’s home and office. On Saturday, I was at his office when I saw the threat mail in Patel’s inbox. The threat mail said Goldy Bhai (Goldy Brar) ko BAAT krni hai Tere boss Salman se. Interview (Lawrence Bishnoi) dekh hi Liya Hoga usne shayad nhi dekha ho toh bol diyo dekh lega. Matter close krna hai to BAAT krva dio, face to face krna ho vo bta dio. Abi time rehte inform krdiya hai agli baar jhatka hi dekhne ko milega.”
An FIR against Bishnoi, his aide Goldie Brar, and the sender of the mail Rohit Garg was filed by the cops.
Lawrence Bishnoi and his aides have been behind Salman Khan, ever since the actor was embroiled in the Blackbuck poaching case.
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Rajouri deaths: Leaves of doctors, paramedics cancelled to deal with mysterious deaths in J&K
Rajouri/Jammu (PTI): Authorities have cancelled all leaves of doctors and paramedics in the wake of a medical alert following the deaths of 17 people from Badhaal village in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district due to a mysterious illness.
The number of people sent to quarantine has risen to 230.
Union minister Dr Jitendra Singh said the initial investigation conducted by the toxicology laboratory in Lucknow concluded that the cause was not any infection, virus or bacteria but a toxin.
Principal of Rajouri Government Medical College (GMC) Hospital, Dr Amarjeet Singh Bhatia, on Friday addressed a press conference in Rajouri and announced that all leaves of doctors and paramedic staff have been cancelled.
"The winter vacations have also been cancelled to deal with the medical alert situation after 17 people from three families died under mysterious conditions in the last one-and-a-half months," he said.
He further said the Jammu and Kashmir government has deputed 10 additional medical students to GMC Rajouri to aid the medical setup amid the ongoing health situation.
The health condition of three persons undergoing treatment at GMC Hospital in Jammu and PGI Chandigarh is being monitored, officials said.
Four people, including three sisters, were shifted to hospitals, with three airlifted to a hospital in Jammu on Wednesday.
More persons, including relatives who had come in contact with the victim families, were sent on Friday to quarantine as a precautionary measure.
As a precaution, more individuals, including close relatives of the deceased, have been relocated to the Nursing College quarantine centre in Rajouri, increasing the number to 230, the officials said.
Strict security has been put in place at the Nursing College quarantine centre in Rajouri, which has been heavily secured and fenced, they added.
Several people who came into contact with the affected families, from taking children to the hospital to burying them, have also been identified, they said.
The Union minister said a thorough investigation is underway. "The initial investigation conducted by our toxicology laboratory in Lucknow concluded that it was not due to any infection, virus or bacteria but rather a toxin," he said.
He added that the investigation into the nature of the toxin is going on. "There is a long series of toxins being tested. I believe a solution will be found soon. Additionally, if there was any mischief or malicious activity, that is also being investigated," he said.
The remote Badhaal village was declared a containment zone on Wednesday, with prohibitory orders imposed on all public and private gatherings in the wake of the deaths, the officials said.
Seventeen people, including 13 children, from the families of Mohammad Fazal, Mohammad Aslam and Mohammad Rafiq in Badhaal village died due to a mysterious illness over the past one-and-a-half months.
Both the central team and police are continuing their separate probes into the deaths, they said.
A central team continued its investigation on Friday into the cause of the deaths which occurred in three families.
The Special Investigation Team (SIT), which was set up by the police after certain neurotoxins were found in the samples of the deceased, continued its probe into the criminal angle. They have questioned over 50 people in this case, the officials said.
Dr Bhatia revealed that the common factor among all 17 deaths is the involvement of the brain and damage to the nervous system.
