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The recent tragic loss of NCP leader and former Maharashtra minister, Baba Siddique, has brought superstar Salman Khan into the spotlight. Security has been heightened around Salman’s residence in Bandra, with strict measures in place to prevent bystanders from taking selfies. Salman’s brother, Arbaaz Khan, has spoken out about the family’s efforts to ensure Salman’s safety in the wake of these events.
In a candid interview with Zoom, Arbaaz Khan shared how the family is rallying around Salman following the shocking news of Baba Siddique’s murder. Despite the grief and uncertainty, they are determined to protect Salman and maintain a sense of normalcy in their lives.
"We are all working together with the authorities to make sure Salman is safe and secure. It’s a team effort, and everyone is giving their best to keep him protected. We’re taking it one day at a time," Arbaaz revealed at a promotional event for his upcoming film, Bandaa Singh Chaudhary.
Reflecting on their close relationship with Baba Siddique, Arbaaz reminisced about the vibrant Bollywood gatherings at Siddique’s Iftar parties during Eid. He described the loss as a devastating blow to the family, but they are slowly coming to terms with the tragedy.
In response to the heightened security measures around Salman’s residence, including Y+ security detail, Arbaaz acknowledged the ongoing threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, who have allegedly targeted Salman in the past. The gang has claimed responsibility for Siddique’s assassination, citing his connection to the superstar.
The shocking details of Baba Siddique’s violent death on Dussehra evening have left many reeling. As he fought for his life at Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai, the industry mourned the loss of a beloved figure. The family is still grappling with the aftermath of this senseless act of violence.
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