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Salman Khan asked a crowd to step aside and halted security from pushing a child after Ganpati darshan at Ashish Shelar’s residence

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 2 reports

While taking part in Ganesh Chaturthi festivities and visiting homes to offer prayers, Salman Khan faced a crowd as he left Ashish Shelar’s home. He folded his hands, asked the crowd to make way, and stopped security personnel from pushing a child.

Why it matters

Fans may view his respectful request and concern for a child’s safety as a reflection of his conduct during public appearances.

Key facts

  1. Salman Khan was enjoying Ganesh Chaturthi festivities and visiting homes to offer prayers.
  2. He was exiting Ashish Shelar’s residence when a crowd gathered around him.
  3. He folded his hands and asked the crowd to make way.
  4. He stopped security staff from pushing a child.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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