Salman Khan Family in Shock After Baba Siddique Murder: Arbaaz Khan Shares Their Condition

Bollywood Mascot: The Bollywood community is reeling from the shocking murder of Baba Siddique, a close friend of Salman Khan, who was gunned down last Saturday. The tragic event has sent waves of grief throughout the film industry, particularly impacting Salman and his family deeply. In light of the incident, Arbaaz Khan, Salman’s younger brother, has opened up about the family’s current state.

Baba Siddique, a leader of the National Congress Party, was killed under circumstances that have sparked significant media attention. The involvement of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi has further intensified discussions surrounding the case, especially since Bishnoi’s gang allegedly posted about the motive behind Siddique’s murder being his friendship with Salman Khan.

In response to the alarming situation, Salman Khan’s security has been heightened. Arbaaz Khan, speaking publicly for the first time since the incident, addressed the media during a recent event in Mumbai and shared the family’s pain over Baba Siddique’s untimely death.

Arbaaz expressed, “Baba Siddique was very close to our family. His death has left us all deeply troubled. We are trying to recover from this loss. It’s truly unfortunate; without his Iftar party, Eid will feel incomplete. The entire industry would gather to celebrate with him, and his absence will be greatly missed. We are all profoundly affected by this incident and are praying for his family.”

The murder of Baba Siddique is particularly concerning given that gangster Lawrence Bishnoi has previously issued threats against Salman Khan’s life. This has raised significant alarm for Salman and his family following the tragic event.

Aside from addressing the recent tragedy, Arbaaz Khan is also making headlines for his upcoming film Bandaa Singh Chaudhary, starring Arshad Warsi and Mahi Vij. This film, based on true events, is set to release on October 25, and the trailer has already received positive feedback from audiences since its launch on October 1.

As the Khan family navigates this difficult time, the film community continues to rally in support, reflecting the profound connections within the industry.