The police presented each the accused inside the court docket on Thursday inside the firing case that happened on April 14 outside Galaxy Apartment, the Mumbai home of Bollywood actor Salman Khan. The court docket has prolonged the police custody of each the accused for four days. Now each the accused, Vicky Gupta and Sagar Pal, will stay in police custody until April 29. Many stunning revelations have additionally been made concerning each the accused in brand new hearing. 
Custody prolonged for four days

Vicky Gupta (24 years) and Sagar Pal (21 years) had been arrested by means of the police in connection with the firing incident that came about outdoor Salman Khan's Bandra house. Both the accused were presented inside the court docket nowadays after their preceding remand ended.  The police had sought custody of the accused to discover the purpose in the back of the firing.

During the hearing, the Investigating Officer stated that once the firing at Salman's house, the accused changed their appearance three instances which includes their garments and footwear. The crime branch is looking for those clothes and shoes. He also discovered that the accused had delivered with him 2 pistols and 40 bullets, out of which they fired five, while we got 17 bullets. "We are seeking out the ultimate 18 bullets. We have located the cellular phones of each of the accused. Many calls have been crafted from them. We have to verify the ones calls additionally." said the investigating officer. 

"Both those accused are citizens of Bihar. So changed into he (Lawrence Bishnoi) financing each of them? Both of them had no enmity with Salman Khan, so why did they open hearth at his residence? We need to find out," said the Government suggest.
The legal professional of the accused gave this argument

Advocate Amit Mishra, acting for the accused within the case, argued that there was no need for in addition custody of his patron as the weapons used inside the firing had been recovered. "Both were cooperating in the investigation," said the legal professional. However, after hearing each the sides, Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate LS Padhen has extended the custody of Vicky and Sagar until April 29.