Bollywood megastar Salman Khan is no stranger to having fans across all age groups—from kids to elderly. But this time, the obsession of some young fans turned into a worrying incident. Three schoolboys from Delhi, aged 13, 11, and 9, secretly left home with one dream in mind—to meet Salman Khan in Mumbai.
Boys Lured Through Gaming App Conversation
According to police, the three boys were students of the same school in Delhi’s Sadar Bazar. They had been talking to a man named Wahid through a gaming app, who claimed to have met Salman Khan and promised to arrange a meeting with the actor. Trusting his words, the boys left their homes without informing anyone.
The matter came to light after the boys went missing, prompting their families to file a police complaint. During the investigation, a handwritten note was recovered from one of the boy’s homes, stating that they were heading to Jalna to meet Wahid, after which they would meet Salman Khan.
CCTV, Police Investigation, and Safe Recovery
CCTV footage from Ajmeri Gate station in Delhi showed the boys, leading police to believe they had boarded a train to Maharashtra. After an intense search operation, all three boys were finally located at Nashik Railway Station, safe and unharmed.
The children were later reunited with their families, and no harm was reported. Police have now launched a probe into the role of Wahid and how he manipulated the minors through an online platform.
Conclusion
This incident is a reminder of how digital platforms can influence young minds and how deep celebrity obsession can sometimes lead to dangerous decisions. It also highlights the importance of monitoring children’s online activities and having open conversations about safety.
