Salman Khan’s Instagram Back After Temporary Glitch Showed ‘User Not Found’ Message

Salman Khan’s Instagram account is back after a temporary glitch briefly made his profile link inaccessible.

Salman Khan has over 72 million followers on Instagram.

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• Salman Khan's Instagram profile faced a temporary glitch.
• Desktop view initially showed page unavailable, now restored.
• Mobile view displayed 'User Not Found' for followers.
• Fans panicked, fearing account deactivation due to the glitch.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan’s Instagram account appears to be facing a temporary glitch. His profile is visible again on desktop, but his posts are still not loading on mobile. For a while, fans could only see his profile picture, while his followers and following counts were also not visible. The glitch sent fans into a panic mode, with many wondering if the actor had deactivated his account.

Salman Khan Profile Says ‘User Not Found’

When we checked his Instagram handle on a laptop, the page displayed the message: “Sorry, this page isn’t available. The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed.” However, it has now been restored. 

On mobile, however, the profile shows “User not found.” Another message reads, “This profile is private. Follow this profile to see their photos and videos.” However, there is no option to follow the page. The phone version is still facing some glitch as posts are not visible. 

Salman Khan's Heated Exchange With Paps

Salman Khan has over 72 million followers on Instagram. His most recent Instagram posts were directed at paparazzi after they shouted “Bhai, Bhai” and “Maatrubhumi” to grab the actor’s attention after he exited Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai after visiting someone close admitted there. In a series of posts, he blast paps for their behaviour. 

“If I see any press at a hospital enjoying my pain… the same press that I have always stood by, interacted with, and ensured earned their bread and butter,” read the first post. 

Another continued with: “But if they want to make money from my pain, then stay quiet - don’t celebrate it. Bhai, bhai, bhai… What matters more - a picture or someone’s life?”

He further warned paps to “try doing this the next time someone close to them is suffering”. “Just try it. If someone from your family is in the hospital, would I react this way?” “I may be 60 years old, but I haven’t forgotten how to fight. Remember that. Even if you put me in jail,” his final warning to paps read. 

Following this, he attended Raja Shivaji's success party, where paparazzi apologised to him for their behaviour and the actor seemingly accepted their apology as he posed for cameras.