Salman Khan’s residence security constable, a 41-year-old Mumbai Police constable named Ganesh Rayate, died after suddenly falling ill while on duty outside on Friday, August 7, 2026. The policeman had reportedly been part of the actor’s security team for several years and was stationed outside his home. His sudden death has brought attention to the demanding security arrangements around the actor, which have been strengthened in recent months due to repeated threats.
Salman Khan’s Apartment Constable Suddenly Dies On Duty
As per the information available from police sources, Ganesh fell ill while he was discharging his duties. It is said that he started feeling giddy and collapsed on the spot. The other policemen, along with security guards, took him to a nearby hospital.
However, after examination, the doctors pronounced him dead. As per the initial information available from the doctors, it seems that the constable had a heart attack.
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Postmortem To Confirm Exact Cause
After the incident, Bandra Police personnel and high-ranking police officers arrived at the scene. The body of the constable will undergo a post-mortem investigation.
While there has been a reported instance of a heart attack being the first cause, the actual cause of death will only be confirmed by the medical report.
Security Outside Salman’s Home Remains Tight
Recently Salman Khan has received many threats to his life, and due to that, the security arrangements around his house have been tightened. There are police officers and private security officers who are posted at his residence round the clock. Ganesh was also a part of these security arrangements and has been guarding the actor’s residence for many years now.
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Family To Receive Financial Assistance
Police sources said the department will provide all possible assistance and compensation to Ganesh’s family. His last rites are also expected to be conducted with official honours. The incident has highlighted the risks and responsibilities faced by personnel who remain on security duty for long hours. Further details about the constable’s death are expected after the postmortem report.
