For some time now, the film industry and celebs have been in the news more for threats than for films. Superstar Salman Khan's name has also been in the headlines for death threats and now a new name is being added to this list, India's famous comedian Kapil Sharma. It is reported that Kapil has received a threatening email, in which the comedian has been threatened with death (Kapil Sharma Death Threat).
Apart from Kapil Sharma, many other film personalities have also received similar threatening emails. A complaint has also been lodged with the Mumbai Police regarding this.
Kapil Sharma and these others have received threats.
The series of death threats to celebs is not stopping and every day some star comes into the news due to this. According to the report of Free Press Journal, comedian Kapil Sharma has been targeted this time and he has received a threatening email. It is written in this mail-
"We are keeping an eye on all the work that you have done recently. It is important to bring this matter to your attention. This is not a publicity stunt or to harass. Please take this message seriously, if you do not fulfill our demand then you should be ready to face serious consequences. If you do not get a reply within the next 8 hours, we will take necessary action."
Apart from Kapil Sharma, similar emails also include the names of Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav, comedian Sugandha Sharma and dance choreographer Remo D'Souza. Sugandha and Remo have filed a complaint with Mumbai Police on the matter. Apart from this, Rajpal Yadav's wife Radha Yadav has filed a report against an unknown person at Amboli Police Station of Mumbai.
A threatening email came from Pakistan
After the complaint of these celebrities, Mumbai Police came on alert mode and started investigating the matter. It is being told that these threatening emails have come from Pakistan, whose address is don99284@gmail.com. The name of the person who sent the message is said to be Vishnu, who has threatened these stars.
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