Punjab actor & singer Gippy Grewal has finally fired his first response on firing at his Canadian house in Vancouver. For the unversed, on Saturday, firing was reported in Gippy Grewal's home in Vancouver, Canada when he was out of his house. Later, gangster Lawrence Bishnoi took responsibility and outlined the Punjabi singer's closeness to Bollywood actor Salman Khan. Now, Gippy Grewal has broken his silence and stated he has no friendship with Salman Khan. Salman Khan has been on the hitlist of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang for years and the gangster group has tried multiple times to assassinate him, however, failed.
Gippy Grewal while speaking to a news portal said, "There was firing at my house around 12:30 to 1 am in the night. My home is in Canada's West Vancouver. I am not able to understand why this happened. When the firing took place, I was not able to understand why this happened as I have been never involved in any kind of extremism or in any kind of enmity."
"I have no friendship with Salman Khan. I have met Salman Khan a few times. A Producer called Salman Khan at the trailer and I met him there. Before that, I met him on the sets of Bigg Boss. I am very shocked. I still can't process it because Salman Khan is not my friend," added Gippy Grewal.
For those who are unaware, Salman Khan attended the trailer launch of the Punjabi movie Maujaan Hi Maujaan in Mumbai. Before that, Gippy met Salman on the sets of Bigg Boss during the promotion of Maujaan Hi Maujaan. The Punjabi singer after meeting Salman Khan was quoted saying that many people around the world will watch the Punjabi movie due to the Bollywood actor. Not only this, Salman Khan had also congratulated the Punjabi actor for Carry On Jatta 3's successes.
What did gangster Lawrence Bishnoi say about Gippy Grewal's firing incident?
Addressing Grewal directly on Facebook, Lawrence Bishnoi allegedly wrote, “You consider Salman Khan a brother, but now it’s time for your ‘brother’ to come and save you. This message is also for Salman Khan – don’t be in the illusion that Dawood will save you; no one can save you. Your dramatic response to Sidhu Moose Wala’s death did not go unnoticed."
"We all know the kind of person he was and the criminal associations he had. You hovered around Vicky when he was in Middukheda, and later, you mourned even more for Sidhu. You’ve now landed on our radar. Consider this a trailer; the full film will be released soon. Flee to any country you wish, but remember, death doesn’t require a visa; it comes uninvited."