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Indian police detain 2 suicide bombers… who turn out to be Bollywood actors | Indian police detain 2 suicide bombers… who turn out to be Bollywood actors |
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A wild anti-terrorist operation erupted in Vasai–Virar city just outside of Mumbai after a former Border Security Force soldier alerted the police to the presence of two suspicious men wearing suicide bombers’ vests in the street. | A wild anti-terrorist operation erupted in Vasai–Virar city just outside of Mumbai after a former Border Security Force soldier alerted the police to the presence of two suspicious men wearing suicide bombers’ vests in the street. |
UPDATE: Mumbai Police have since denied making the arrest - READ MORE: Indian police deny arresting Bollywood actors in terrorist suspect mix-up | |
Dressing up as an armed militant in public is never a good idea, two Indian actors discovered after causing panic and a police raid on Wednesday. The pair was simply strolling around trying to buy some smokes when they suddenly became the focal point of attention from security forces, who rushed to prevent a potential terrorist plot. | Dressing up as an armed militant in public is never a good idea, two Indian actors discovered after causing panic and a police raid on Wednesday. The pair was simply strolling around trying to buy some smokes when they suddenly became the focal point of attention from security forces, who rushed to prevent a potential terrorist plot. |
Turning to CCTV footage for help, police tracked the suspects to a bus, which the duo boarded to head back to the film set. Eventually, police discovered that the alleged ‘terrorists,’ identified as Balram Ginwala and Arbaaz Khan, were, in fact, working as extras for an upcoming film directed by Siddharth Anand and that their disguise was simply part of their roles. | Turning to CCTV footage for help, police tracked the suspects to a bus, which the duo boarded to head back to the film set. Eventually, police discovered that the alleged ‘terrorists,’ identified as Balram Ginwala and Arbaaz Khan, were, in fact, working as extras for an upcoming film directed by Siddharth Anand and that their disguise was simply part of their roles. |
Yet despite a clear misunderstanding of their outfits, Mumbai police went on to book the two actors on Wednesday for "creating panic and disrupting peace among citizens.” The movie's production unit has also been booked by the police. | Yet despite a clear misunderstanding of their outfits, Mumbai police went on to book the two actors on Wednesday for "creating panic and disrupting peace among citizens.” The movie's production unit has also been booked by the police. |
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