Salman Khan Firing: Mumbai Police writes letter to Home Ministry, demands issuance of LOC against Anmol Bishnoi

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is constantly in the headlines these days. Police action is continuing in the case of the firing incident that took place at the actor's house on April 14. Now amid the ongoing investigation in this case, the Crime Branch of Mumbai Police has written a letter to the Home Ministry today, Thursday, April 25, asking it to issue a Look-Out Circular (LOC) against Anmol Bishnoi, brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi.

Anmol Bishnoi came on the radar of Mumbai Police when after the firing incident outside Salman's house on April 14, he took responsibility for it by posting on Facebook. Earlier on Tuesday, news agency PTI had informed that during its investigation, Mumbai Crime Branch has recovered two pistols, three magazines, and 13 bullets from the Tapi River in Gujarat.

After the incident at Salman's house, the responsibility of firing was taken by Lawrence Vishnoi's brother Anmol Vishnoi. He made a post on his Facebook and wrote, 'If the only decision against oppression is war, then this is what will happen. Salman Khan, we have only shown the trailer so that you can understand our strength and not judge it. This is the first and last warning. After this, the bullets will not fire only at home. We have two pet dogs named Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Shakeel, whom you have considered God. I don't want to say much. Jai Shri Ram.'

Vicky Gupta and Sagar Pal, two suspects in the April 14 shooting outside Salman Khan's Galaxy flat, were taken into custody in Bhuj, Gujarat on April 16. Both of the attackers are currently being questioned about the case. Around five in the morning on Sunday, the two accused had committed this incident. Salman Khan now has more security in place following this incident.