#banjor

Bashir, hiding a bejeweled, monogrammed banjo behind his back: Oh, yes...of course.

27-Apr-19 — Monrovia, Liberia

Bijnor: Days after Salman Khan took to Twitter to announce that neither he nor his Being Human Foundation is associated with a charity show being organised under his name in UP’s Bijnor, two organizers of the proposed show were arrested on Saturday. Several posters of the event had cropped up in Bijnor this week claiming that the actor will host the show. Using Khan’s name, the organisers had sold tickets priced between Rs 750 and Rs 2,500 through online. The arrested organisers were identified as Hemant Singh, resident of Rani Baag Colony and Ravindra, resident of Tipar Jot. The search for the third accused is still on, the police said. Responding to the “Ek Tha Tiger actor’s tweet, the UP Police had registered a case against the organisers under sections 420 (cheating and dishonestly), 467 (Forgery of valuable security, will, etc), 468 (forgery for purpose of cheating) of Indian Penal Code (IPC) and 66 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, based on the complained filed by sub inspector Sanjay Giri. Commenting on the matter, Bijnor superintendent of police Sanjeev Tyagi said, “After it came to our notice, I formed a team. With the help of the cyber cell we tracked down Hemant and Ravindra and arrested them. The accused had printed their numbers on the poster. The third accomplice, identified as Abhishek from Majholi in Moradabad, is still at large. He will be arrested soon.” The SP said the accused had created a fake website under the name of ‘Being Human Foundation’ and through it sold tickets of the show. “During interrogation, the accused confessed that they sold tickets through the fake website they had created. But their plan was cut short after few people informed Salman Khan about the event. Police have also recovered a mobile, a SIM card, five VIP passes, hundred pamphlets of the fake show from them,” Tyagi said. 

24-Apr-19 — Monrovia

27-Apr-19 — Monrovia, Liberia

27-Apr-19 — Monrovia, Liberia

27-Apr-19 — Monrovia, Liberia

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