Salman's car threatened to be blown up with a bomb, message came on Worli Transport Department's WhatsApp number

Salman Khan, one of Bollywood's top stars, has again received a death threat. This time, there is a threatening message sent to the Mumbai-based Worli Transport Department's office number on WhatsApp. In this message, there is a threat to break into Salman's home and murder him. With this, the threatening individual has also threatened to blow up Salman's car with a bomb. After the incident, a case has been registered against an unknown person in Worli Police Station. The officers are currently searching for the person giving the threat. Where and how was the message sent? An investigation has also been started.

A police officer said that after receiving the message on the traffic police's WhatsApp helpline on Sunday, the seniors were informed. According to PTI, the traffic police helpline has received several threatening messages targeting the actor in recent times.

On the morning of April 14 last year, two shooters who came on a bike fired five rounds outside Salman Khan's house Galaxy Apartment. In this firing, a bullet also hit the wall of Salman's house. One bullet pierced the net installed at Salman's house and hit inside. After firing, the attackers fled leaving the bike on the spot. During the investigation of the incident, a Facebook post taking responsibility for the firing also surfaced. According to the police, this post was allegedly uploaded by Anmol Bishnoi, younger brother of jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. After this attack, Salman Khan's security was increased.

Vicky Gupta (24 years) and Sagar Pal (21 years), both who opened fire outside Salman Khan's house, were arrested from Bhuj, Gujarat. Both the arrested accused had told during interrogation that they had done recce around the actor's house thrice before carrying out the incident.

Salman Khan broke his silence for the first time during the promotion of 'Sikander' on the attack outside his house. On the constant death threats, he had said that after the security was increased, he had to reduce his movements. Salman Khan said that due to security, there is a problem in daily work. He said, 'I can't do anything about security. During the shoot, I would go from Galaxy for the shoot and come back to Galaxy from the shoot.'

When Salman Khan was asked if he was worried about his security, the actor said, 'God, Allah, everything is above. The age that is written is written. That's it. Sometimes you have to take so many people along, that's the problem.'

Recently, Salman Khan's film 'Sikander' has been released in theatres. Fans had high expectations from the film directed by AR Murugadoss. However, the film did not live up to the expectations of the fans. Fans have also expressed their disappointment on social media. The film has so far collected Rs 109.04 crore at the box office.