Salman Khan fights back against allegations of ties to Dawood Ibrahim

Salman Khan, a Bollywood actor, has served legal notice to an Indian news agency on allegations that he is connected to the network of underworld figure Dawood Ibrahim.

Salman Khan has sent the ANI news agency a notification requesting an apology for what he claims are inaccurate reports about him.

He demands a public retraction, arguing that the agency’s claims are defamatory and damaging to his character.

The disputed report appeared in ANI on September 4 and featured statements from attorney Amit Mishra, who is defending two people involved in a shooting incident close to Khan’s home.

It was said in the article that Salman was connected to the famed mafia don Dawood Ibrahim’s group, known as “D-Company.”

In reaction to the publication, Salman Khan has filed a lawsuit against ANI, requesting that the original article be retracted and that an unqualified apology be printed in significant publications within 48 hours.

The actor has flatly refuted these claims, calling them vicious, baseless, and damaging to his character.

Regarding his career, Salman Khan is presently shooting “Sikandar,” an action movie that he will be starring in with Rashmika Mandanna, Kajal Aggarwal, Sharman Joshi, and Sathyaraj.

The film, which is slated for release during the forthcoming Eid celebrations, is directed by A.R. Murugadoss.