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Indian police urge Bollywood stars to limit public appearances after shooting
Following a shooting incident targeting a Mumbai actor last month, Indian law enforcement has issued security advisories to prominent Bollywood figures. The guidance recommends celebrities avoid large public gatherings and crowded venues.
LSN Singapore ·
NEW DELHI - Indian police have issued security recommendations to high-profile Bollywood actors, advising them to exercise caution in their public movements and social interactions, according to reports from local media on Tuesday.
The advisory follows a shooting incident in Mumbai last month that targeted an actor in the Indian film industry. Police have recommended that prominent entertainers avoid attending large gatherings, visiting crowded public spaces, and engaging with fans in densely populated areas.
The guidance reflects growing security concerns within India's entertainment sector. Bollywood personalities have faced increased security risks in recent years, prompting law enforcement agencies to issue periodic safety directives to members of the film industry.
While the specific actor involved in the October shooting was not named in the advisory, the incident has prompted broader security measures across the industry. Police have not provided detailed information about the circumstances of the shooting or any suspects in connection with the case.
The recommendations represent part of ongoing efforts by Indian authorities to enhance the safety of public figures and celebrities in the country's major entertainment hubs.