Salman Khan has a police complaint lodged against him for snatching a phone

Salman Khan who was seen riding a bicycle on the streets of Mumbai yesterday had a complaint filed against him. The actor allegedly snatched a journalist's mobile phone while he was trying to shoot a video of the actor.

The complaint was filed at the D.N. Nagar Police Station, Andheri West, Mumbai, on Wednesday evening by a journalist Ashok Shyamlal Pandey.

According to the journalist, along with his cameraman, he was traveling from Juhu to Kandivali around 4.40 p.m when they spotted Salman Khan on the streets. Pandey says he asked the star's bodyguard if they can make a video of the actor and he agreed.

Pandey told the media, "We took out our mobile phones and started shooting. Suddenly, Salman turned around and gestured to his bodyguards. After that bodyguards riding motorcycles approached us. My cameraman was pushed by one of the guards and he even pushed our car with force. We ended up having an argument with them. Salman turned his cycle and came to us. We told him we were from the press. Salman said 'It doesn't matter'. Then he snatched our mobile phones and left."

While the journalists were dialing 100, Salman's bodyguards returned their phone. According to a source, a cross-complaint has also been lodged by Salman's bodyguard alleging that the person took the video without permission.