During a press briefing on Tuesday, a Mumbai Crime Branch official addressed the media, announcing the transfer of the case to the Crime Branch and the granting of a 9-day remand for the suspected shooters
In a significant turn of events regarding the recent firing incident outside Salman Khan's residence in Galaxy Apartments, Bandra, Mumbai, the Mumbai Crime Branch has taken charge of the case. At a press conference held on Tuesday, a senior officer from the Mumbai Crime Branch disclosed that the investigation has been transferred to their jurisdiction. Additionally, it was revealed that the shooters involved in the incident have been granted a 9-day remand.
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— luxmii (@luxmii7)The latest development stems from the Bhuj Police's collaboration, as they handed over the suspects allegedly responsible for the shooting to the Mumbai Crime Branch. Identified as Vicky Gupta and Sagar Pal, both hailing from West Champaran, Bihar, the individuals were apprehended in Bhuj, Gujarat, during a joint operation conducted by the Mumbai Police Crime Branch and the West Kutch Police.
During the press briefing, the Mumbai Crime Branch officer shed light on key details of the investigation. It was disclosed that the shooters, riding pillion, discharged five rounds outside Salman Khan's residence. Furthermore, it was revealed that the suspects had conducted reconnaissance of Salman Khan's residence on three separate occasions before carrying out the shooting.
Despite their recent arrest, the interrogation of the suspects is pending as of now. The authorities emphasized that they possess only preliminary information at this stage. The collaboration between law enforcement agencies from different regions underscores the seriousness with which the case is being pursued.
The incident has drawn widespread attention, given Salman Khan's status as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. The swift action taken by the Mumbai Crime Branch reflects the commitment to ensuring the safety and security of public figures and residents alike.
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