Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Swedish IP, VPN, Tor Used in Threat to Aamir Khan
A famous Indian actor, Aamir Khan, got a scary voice message that said he was spreading a bad idea called "love jihad."
The message came from a computer in Sweden, but the person who sent it used special tools called a VPN and Tor to hide where they really were.
Police are looking for the person who sent it, but they haven’t made a formal complaint yet.
Other actors, like Kapil Sharma and Salman Khan, have also gotten similar threats.
The police are trying to find out who is behind these scary messages.
Swedish IP address linked to threatening audio message sent to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan.
Investigators say sender used VPN and Tor browser to conceal identity.
Audio claims Aamir Khan promoted "love jihad" and is against Indian culture and Sanatan Dharma.
No FIR filed yet; police conducting preliminary inquiry and tracing source.
Similar threats have been directed at other celebrities like Kapil Sharma and Salman Khan.
- Who
- Aamir Khan and alleged sender Arzu Bishnoi
- What
- Threatening audio message accusing Khan of promoting "love jihad"
- When
- First threat reported on July 18; investigation ongoing
- Where
- India (Aamir Khan) with IP traced to Sweden
- Why
- Intimidation over Khan’s marriage and alleged promotion of love jihad
- Subject
- Aamir Khan
- Threat type
- Audio message
- IP origin
- Sweden
- Tools used
- VPN and Tor browser
- FIR status
- Not yet filed
- Related gang
- Lawrence Bishnoi gang
