King
Khan,
Shahrukh
Khan
is
now
an
ambassador
for
Interpol's
'Turn
Back
Crime'
campaign.
He
is
the
first
Indian
actor
to
have
been
made
an
ambassador
for
such
a
big
global
campaign,
aimed
at
raising
public
awareness
that
organised
crime
is
often
involved
in
seemingly
unrelated
crimes.
'Turn
Back
Crime'
campaign
has
garnered
support
from
a
lot
of
big
personalities
across
the
world,
from
Lionel
Messi
to
Kimi
Raikkonen.
And
now
Shahrukh
will
be
joining
Jackie
Chan
as
an
ambassador
for
this
campaign,
he
will
be
lending
his
voice
to
help
spread
the
message
that
all
of
society
benefits
when
citizens
respect
law
and
fight
crime.
Speaking
on
the
matter,
Shahrukh
Khan
said,
"It's
a
very
special
honour
to
be
a
part
of
Interpol's
Turn
Back
Crime
campaign
as
an
ambassador.
As
Mahatma
Gandhi
once
said,
'I
shall
not
fear
anyone
on
Earth.
I
shall
fear
only
god.
I
shall
not
bear
ill
will
toward
anyone.
I
shall
not
submit
to
injustice
from
anyone.
I
shall
conquer
untruth
by
truth.
And
in
resisting
untruth,
I
shall
put
up
with
all
suffering,
if
I
have
to."
"We
all
should
believe
in
this
maxim
and
in
whatever
way
possible
resolve
not
to
let
unjust
people
who
might
threaten
us
with
criminal
activity
make
us
fear
them.
Because
I
believe
we
can,
we
should,
and
we
must
stand
together
against
the
few
who
commit
crimes
against
any
human
being,
in
whatever
form
or
guise
these
crimes
might
take," he
added.
SRK
With
INTERPOL
Secretary
General
Ronald
K.
Noble
Shahrukh
Khan with
Interpol
secretary
General
Ronald
K.
Noble.
Turn
Back
Crime
Both
Shahrukh
and
Robert
are
seen
wearing
'Turn
Back
Crime'
bands.
SRK-Robert
"Shah
Rukh
Khan
has
dedicated
his
life
to
making
films
which
reflect
the
highest
level
of
professionalism
and
commitment
to
bringing
joy
into
the
lives
of
hundreds
of
millions
of
filmgoers
in
India
and
around
the
world," said
INTERPOL
Secretary
General
Ronald
K.
Noble.
First
Indian
Ambassador
"We
are
honoured
to
have
him
as
an
Ambassador
for
Interpol's
global
Turn
Back
Crime
campaign
and
we
look
forward
to
seeing
how
he
puts
his
artistic
talents
behind
this
campaign," concluded
the
Interpol
Chief.