Shah Rukh Khan’s Bungalow Under Terrorist Attack Radar? – Read Deets Here

Shah Rukh Khan, the Bollywood Badshah, is a well-known name and face. He recently made headlines when his son Aryan Khan, was nabbed by the NCB officials in a drug case. Now, there is recent news that brought the superstar back to the headlines. An unknown person threatened Shah Rukh Khan of blasting his residence Mannat in Mumbai.

According to Mumbai police, on 6 January 2022, an unidentified caller made a threat call to devastate multiple locations in Mumbai city with nuclear bombs. The mentioned places were Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), Kurla railway station, near actor Shah Rukh Khan’s house, and a gurdwara at Kharghar in neighbouring Navi Mumbai.

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It’s a sigh for everyone that our Police force has backed the person and has also arrested him. He was Madhya Pradesh based person and the MP police have successfully nabbed him. We can imagine the rage of the person as he directly called the Maharashtra police control room to threaten them.

As per the reports, CSP Alok Sharma informed a leading daily that they received a call from the Maharashtra police stating that an alleged call pointing towards the terrorist attack was made from Jabalpur. They pursued the help of Madhya Pradesh Police in arresting the culprit. The police official also said that they have picked the man up and also have booked him under appropriate sections of the Indian Penal Code.

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Speaking of it in detail, Jabalpur’s Additional Superintendent of Police Gopal Khandel in an interaction with the leading daily said that the Maharashtra police shared a mobile number, with the help of which they arrested one Jitesh Thakur. The police official also said that the accused is a regular alcohol intaker and has made similar fraud calls in the past too. The alleged man has squabbled with the staff of Dial 100, a police SOS service.