Salim Khan, a renowned lyricist, denied any connection between the threats made against Salman Khan and the death of Baba Siddique.

Salim Khan refuted rumors that suggested a connection between the two instances, clarifying that there was none.

He made it clear that something as insignificant as someone failing to welcome or say “Namaste” cannot lead to murder.

Salim Khan denied claims that Baba Siddique was slain for defending Salman Khan against the gang of Lawrence Bishnoi.

He gave his word that Salman Khan and his family will be safe because of the police’s protection.

Salim Khan conceded that everyone wants to be protected, that life can be unpredictable, and that there are threats everywhere.

During the Dussehra celebrations on October 12, Baba Siddique was shot and killed in front of his son’s Bandra office.

Gunmen took advantage of the confusion and loudness during Dussehra procession to carry out the murder without attracting attention.

Four assailants approached Siddique’s car, releasing a smoke device to obscure the scene during the attack.

Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang claimed responsibility for the murder, reportedly for 200,000 rupees, targeting Baba Siddique deliberately.