New Delhi: Bollywood actor Aamir Khan has received another threatening message. This time, it’s from gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang. The 61-year-old actor, who made headlines after marrying Gauri Spratt, has been accused of “spreading love jihad.” Reports suggest the message was sent from Sweden.
Audio message from Sweden!
According to a Times Now report, Aamir Khan received an audio message a week ago. The IP address of this message is said to be from Sweden. However, the sender used a VPN and the Tor browser, making it difficult to pinpoint the actual location.
In the audio, individuals identifying themselves as Arju Bishnoi and Tyson Bishnoi said that Aamir Khan is promoting love jihad. The gang will not tolerate this and will “respond” soon. Police are currently investigating the matter, but no FIR has been filed yet.
The post also went viral on Facebook
A Facebook post accompanying the threatening audio is also going viral. In that post, Aamir is accused of promoting love jihad. The post states that love jihad is against both our culture and our country. Anyone who promotes it in the name of stardom will be met with a retaliatory response from the gang.
This is not the first time!
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has previously threatened several celebrities. Salman Khan is a major target. There has even been a shooting outside his Mumbai flat. Rapper Honey Singh and comedian Kapil Sharma have also received threats from this gang. Now, Aamir Khan’s name has been added to this list.
Aamir has been embroiled in controversies since his marriage.
Aamir Khan married Gauri Spratt on July 5th. This is his third marriage. He has previously been married to Reena Dutta and Kiran Rao. As soon as the news of the wedding broke, there was considerable debate on social media. Many people questioned the non-Islamic nature of Aamir’s three wives.
The Bishnoi gang also sent a threat regarding this issue, alleging “love jihad.” At present, there has been no official statement from Aamir Khan regarding this threat. Security agencies are investigating the matter.
Overall, this trend of targeting celebrities is back in the news. Police say that due to the use of a VPN, it will be difficult to trace the sender, but the investigation is ongoing.