Overview
- The social media post and a voice note, which surfaced Saturday, accused Aamir Khan of promoting “love jihad” after his July 5 registered marriage and warned that those responsible would be “silenced.”
- Mumbai Police and cyber forensic teams are tracing the origin of the Facebook post and the voice clip and are working to verify whether the recordings are genuine.
- No formal complaint has been filed by Aamir Khan or his representatives so far, but police have deployed officers outside his Pali Hill residence as a precaution.
- The messages referenced the Sri Ganganagar child assault case and paid tribute to two men the posters called martyrs, tying the content to tactics the Bishnoi network has used in past threats against Bollywood figures.
- If verification links the material to the Lawrence Bishnoi network, investigators could register criminal cases and consider broader security steps for Khan and other public figures who have been targeted previously.