Security beefed up outside Salman’s residence

July 26, 2015 03:42 pm | Updated December 04, 2021 11:32 pm IST - Mumbai

Security in front of bollywood actor Salman Khan's house after his tweet. Photo: Vivek Bendre

Security in front of bollywood actor Salman Khan's house after his tweet. Photo: Vivek Bendre

To avoid any untoward incident following Bollywood superstar >Salman Khan’s tweets defending Yakub Memon , the death row convict in the 1993 Mumbai blast case, police in Mumbai have beefed up security outside the actor’s residence in suburban Bandra.

“We have tightened security outside Salman Khan’s residence to prevent any untoward incident,” DCP (detection) Dhananjay Kulkarni said.

The 49-year-old actor said that an “innocent” is being hung for the crimes of his brother and the prime suspect in the 1993 bombings – Tiger Memon.

In a series of tweets last night, Salman had defended Yakub memon.

“Get Tiger hang him. Parade him not his brother,” he tweeted.

“Been wanting to tweet Tis fr 3 days n was afraid to do so but it involves a man’s n family. Don’t hang brother hang tha lomdi (fox) who ran away,” he tweeted.

“1 innocent man killed is killing the humanity,” the actor said.

He also asked Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to send Tiger to India if he was in his country.

Sharif Saab ek darkhaust hai k agar yeh aap k mulkh mein hai toh plz iktila kar deejiyeh. Kidhar chupa hai tiger?

Tiger ki hi to kami hai India mein. Tiger ko Lao. Hum toh upne family par mar jaaaeen. Tiger tumhaara bhai kuch Dino mein tumhare liyeh . Get tiger hang him. Parade him not his brother,” he said in a series of tweets.

Phasisi k phande pe chardne walla hai. Koi statement. Koi address. Kuch toh bolo k tum teh. Wah bhai ho toh aisa. Matlab. Ya khoob menan ,” he said.

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