A suspect in the Bollywood actor Salman Khan's house firing case was found dead in his prison cell in Mumbai, and his family suspects foul play. The brother of the deceased claims that Mumbai Police murdered the suspect in custody, and is demanding an independent post-mortem outside of Mumbai. The incident raises questions about police conduct and the circumstances surrounding the case.
In a shocking turn of events, Anuj Thapan, a key suspect in the Salman Khan case, was found dead in the lockup washroom. Thapan had been accused and questioned in the high-profile case involving the veteran actor. His sudden death by suicide has left many wondering about his motives and the impact it may have on the ongoing investigation.
The tragic saga of the Salman Khan residence firing case continues as the accused, Anuj Thapan, who attempted suicide in custody, has been declared dead by doctors at the hospital. This shocking turn of events raises questions about the investigation and the treatment of the accused in custody. Thapan's death comes just days after three other accused were remanded to police custody and the case was invoked under the stringent MCOCA Act.
The heated discussion surrounding the gunfire outside Salman Khan's residence intensifies as one of the arms suppliers involved in the case, Anuj Thapan, takes his own life in police custody. Thapan, who was involved in supplying weapons used to threaten the Bollywood megastar, allegedly committed suicide in a toilet attached to the police lockup. While the cause of death is still unknown, Thapan's brother has alleged that it was a murder by the police.
Anuj Thapan, the accused in the Salman Khan house firing case, was found hanging in his police barrack by morning routine check. Assigned to him for the night, the very sheet meant for comfort became his instrument of demise. This incident has raised questions about the safety and treatment of accused individuals in police custody. In addition, the Mumbai Crime Branch has also requested a lookout notice against the brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who has taken responsibility for the shooting at Salman Khan's house through a Facebook post. Meanwhile, actor Salman Khan himself is currently in London and recently met with a UK MP at the Wembley Stadium.