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Salman Khan: Sheikh Hussain, the accused who demanded ransom of Rs 5 crore from film actor Salman Khan and threatened to do worse than Baba Siddiqui if he did not pay, was arrested by Mumbai's Juhu DCB police from Jamshedpur in Jharkhand on Wednesday. He is a resident of Azadnagar police station area of Kerry and used to sell vegetables in Sakchi.
He was not seen in Sakchi area for the last one year. He is originally from Baghmundi, West Bengal. Police have also seized the mobile from Sheikh Hussain through which he had sent a threatening message on WhatsApp to the Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday. In this message, a ransom of Rs 5 crore was demanded from Bollywood actor Salman Khan.
Police will take the accused to Mumbai
The message claims to have resolved his dispute with jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. The police will present the accused in Jamshedpur court on Thursday and will take him to Mumbai on transit remand. He said that for the last several days there were reports on TV of threats to kill Salman Khan. He was watching this news.
He thought that on this pretext he could escalate the matter by sending a message to Salman Khan demanding ransom. He searched Mumbai Traffic Police number on the internet and sent a threatening message to Mumbai Police WhatsApp number, after which he switched off his mobile. At present the police is trying to find out the truth about who the accused is related to and is interrogating him. Before his arrest, Mumbai Police camped in Jamshedpur for four days.
Don't take this message lightly
In the WhatsApp message sent by Sheikh Hussain, he described himself as close to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and also threatened not to take this message lightly. If Salman Khan wants to stay alive and end his enmity with Lawrence Bishnoi, then he will have to pay Rs 5 crore. If the money is not given then Salman Khan's condition will become worse than that of Baba Siddiqui.
Location was changing after receiving threatening message on WhatsApp
Mumbai Police has registered a case at Worli Police Station and started investigation. After sending the message, the accused switched off his mobile phone. Technical investigation revealed that he was a resident of Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. This message was sent from Jamshedpur only.
On October 9, his phone number belonged to a nationalized bank located at BKC (Bandra-Kurla Complex). NCP leader Baba Siddiqui was in Delhi when he was murdered and left for Bengal a few hours later. One team of police was in Jamshedpur while the other team was sent to the nationalized bank of BKC.