Who is Siddhesh Hiraman Kamble, the man who allegedly sent a threatening letter to Salman Khan

A team of the Mumbai Crime Branch is in Pune to interrogate Siddhesh Hiraman Kamble, an accused in the murder of popular Punjabi singer and Congress leader Siddhu Moose Wala. Kamble is reportedly being questioned in connection with a threatening letter to actor Salman Khan and his father, Salim Khan.

Linked to Moose Wala's shooters?

Kamble is allegedly linked to the shooters of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang suspected in the killing of Sidhu Moose Wala. Kamble is being questioned about a letter kept on a bench in Bandra, close to where the Khan family resides. Kamble was arrested on Wednesday by the Maharashtra police.

Kamble is questioned to probe if the Bishnoi gang was involved in the letter.

The story
As per reports, an unidentified man kept a letter on the bench near the Bandstand area of Bandra where the noted screenplay writer, Salim Khan, was seated. The letter contained threat to kill Khan and his actor son. Following the incident, Khan filed a police complaint in Bandra, and an FIR was registered under the IPC Sec. 506-II (criminal intimidation). The police have recorded the statements of Salim and Salman Khan, and the probe is ongoing.

Siddhu Moose Wala was shot dead on May 29 in his hometown in Punjab. The murder was alleged to be a result of gang rivalry, and the police have named Lawrence as the mastermind of the assassination. Kamble was arrested in connection to the assassination and has been booked under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA).

The police have also accused Kamble of providing shelter to one Santosh Jadhav, who was identified as the shooter invovled the crime. Police have registered a murder case against Jadhav at Pune’s Machar police station. While Kamble is currently under 14-day police remand, Special CP Delhi Police, HGS Dhaliwal, said he has no direct involvement in the killing.