Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, who has been making headlines following his recent third marriage, is now facing serious security threats after an audio message and a social media post allegedly linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang surfaced online. In the viral audio recording, an individual identifying himself as Arzoo Bishnoi accused Aamir Khan of promoting Love Jihad. The speaker further claimed that the actor was actively working against the country's culture and Sanatan Dharma, warning that he would soon be taught a lesson.
Police Investigation and Cyber Tracking Efforts
The threatening material surfaced across digital platforms under the names of Arzoo Bishnoi and Tyson Bishnoi, comprising an audio message alongside a Facebook post. Following the discovery of these posts, the Mumbai Police initiated a comprehensive inquiry to identify the individuals behind the digital threat. Preliminary technical assessments conducted by law enforcement revealed that the IP address utilized to transmit the messages originates from Sweden.
However, locating the perpetrator has proven complex for investigative agencies. Authorities noted that the suspect employed a Virtual Private Network (VPN) along with the Tor browser to conceal their geographic location and identity, causing the server's IP address to continuously bounce. While no formal First Information Report (FIR) has been registered in the case so far, the cyber security unit of the Mumbai Police is actively working to trace the IP route and pinpoint the sender.
Controversy Surrounding the Third Marriage
The threat comes in the backdrop of controversy surrounding Aamir Khan's recent nuptials. On July 5, Aamir Khan married Gauri Spratt in a private ceremony attended strictly by family members and close personal friends. The couple formally registered their union under the legal framework of the Special Marriage Act. Shortly after the news became public, several groups and individuals raised objections, accusing the actor of encouraging Love Jihad. The matter also sparked political reactions, with Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane and other political figures issuing statements, while certain organizations staged demonstrations in protest.
Actor's Clarification on Religion and Marital History
In response to the growing allegations, Aamir Khan had previously clarified his stance regarding his personal life. The actor emphasized that none of his spouses converted their religion in any of his marriages, explaining that all his unions were solemnized through standard civil marriage procedures. He specifically noted that Gauri Spratt is not Hindu but belongs to the Christian faith, adding that her family holds deep respect for all religious traditions.
Aamir Khan's marital history dates back to 1986, when he first married Reena Dutta, a union that ended in divorce in 2002. He has two children from his first marriage, named Junaid and Ira. Later, in 2005, he married film director Kiran Rao, with whom he has a son named Azad. Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao subsequently announced their separation in 2021.
