Bullet-proof glass and modern security system installed at Salman’s house

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:46 AM Jan 08, 2025 IST

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Salman Khan is not leaving any loose ends to ensure his safety from the threats issued by gangster Lawrence Bishnoi. On Tuesday, the Bollywood superstar’s security apparatus was further beefed up. At his residence, Galaxy Apartments, in the upmarket suburb of Bandstand in the city, a new bullet-proof glass was installed in the balcony from where the superstar often greets his fans. This comes after Salman celebrated his birthday last month. In addition, CCTV cameras and a modern security system were also installed to keep a check on the surroundings. The actor resides in a 1 BHK flat on the ground floor of Galaxy Apartments, while his parents live on the first floor. Last year in April, two men on a bike had fired four shots at Salman’s residence and fled.

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