New Delhi: Following the recent firing incident outside filmmaker Rohit Shetty’s residence and threat messages sent to actor Ranveer Singh, a man claiming to be Harry Boxer from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has released a fresh audio message issuing renewed threats.
According to a report by India Today, the audio clip warns that the “entire staff” of both Ranveer Singh and Rohit Shetty would be killed if the sender’s demands are not met.
The report further stated that in the recording, the speaker identified himself as “Hari Boxer” from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and said the message was meant for “all of Bollywood,” specifically naming Ranveer Singh.
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He alleged that the actor had gone back on a previous commitment and warned him to “come back in line in time” or face serious consequences.
The audio message reportedly stated: “Ranveer Singh, we will deal with you in a way that your next seven generations will remember. You are very fond of advising people to file complaints at the police station. Fine, you filed a complaint too. No problem.
Now listen carefully. We have complete details of every manager and every person who works with you — where they live, when they leave for office, when they return, and where their families stay. We will not target you directly. We will begin with those who work under you. Once that happens, you will come to your senses. We will kill your entire staff. Get in line while there is still time.”
Rohit Shetty was also mentioned in the threat message, with the speaker asking him to “listen carefully.”
Harry Boxer had earlier claimed responsibility for the firing incident outside Rohit Shetty’s residence in Juhu.
Following the firing incident at Kapil Sharma’s café in Canada, the same person had also claimed responsibility. In that earlier recording, he warned that anyone working with Salman Khan would be targeted.
The Mumbai Police Crime Branch is on high alert and has launched a detailed investigation. Law enforcement agencies are examining digital trails and intelligence inputs to identify those behind the threats.
Officials said the primary motive behind the threat messages appears to be extortion.
