In a tragic incident last night, NCP leader and former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique was fatally shot in Mumbai. Despite efforts to save him, Siddique succumbed to his injuries at Lilavati Hospital. Upon hearing the heartbreaking news, his close friend and Bollywood actor Salman Khan immediately rushed to the hospital to offer his support to the grieving family. Now, Salman Khan has arrived at Baba Siddique’s residence to pay his respects and stand in solidarity with his family during this difficult time.
In a video shared by popular paparazzo Sneh Zala, Salman Khan was spotted arriving at Baba Siddique’s residence in a black Range Rover, under tight security, with police personnel and security guards stationed at the premises. The video captures the moment Salman’s car entered the residence.
Earlier in the day, members of the Khan family were seen arriving at Baba Siddique’s home in Mumbai to pay their respects. The video shows Iulia Vantur, rumored to be Salman’s girlfriend, accompanied by Sohail Khan, Sshura Khan, Arpita Khan Sharma, and Alvira Agnihotri, walking towards Siddique’s residence. They were joined by BJP leader Shaina NC, all dressed in white, a traditional mark of respect.
Following the devastating news of Siddique’s passing last night, Salman Khan reportedly halted the shoot of Bigg Boss 18 to rush to the hospital, where he met with Siddique’s grieving family. The two shared a close bond, with Salman frequently attending Siddique’s Iftar parties over the years. According to reports, Salman has been in constant contact with the family and is helping manage the funeral arrangements.
The Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for Siddique’s death in a Facebook post earlier today, prompting heightened security outside Salman Khan’s Galaxy Apartments. The actor has since canceled all meetings and requested privacy, asking his friends in the industry to refrain from visiting him in the coming days.
In the wake of Siddique’s tragic death, the Maharashtra Chief Minister has announced that Siddique will be accorded state honors during his cremation. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police have registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Arms Act, and the Maharashtra Police Act.
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