How venomous is ‘Dhamin’ snake found at Salman Khan’s apartment ? Know all about it

MUMBAI: A five-foot-long ‘Dhamin’ snake, also known as the Indian rat snake, was found slithering inside Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s luxe Galaxy Apartment in Mumbai and was safely rescued from the premises.

A snake wrangler was called to the spot to control the situation. In the evening, a police constable on duty informed snake rescue expert Vicky Dubey about the incident.

As soon as he received the information, Dubey reached the spot and safely rescued the nearly 5-foot-long snake with proper precautions. The matter was also reported to the Bandra West Police Station and the Forest Department control room.

No one was injured during the entire operation, and the situation remained completely under control. Following the incident, an official diary entry regarding the matter was made at the Bandra West Police Station.

However, talking about the “Dhaman Jatika” snake, which is usually referred as the Indian Rat Snake, is a common non-venomous snake found across India. It feeds on rats, frogs, lizards, and other small animals.

Talking about Salman, the superstar penned a note stating that he has plenty of attention from his vast social circle. It comes after the “Dabangg” actor wrote a post about “loneliness and being alone”.