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Salman Khan Pleads 'Not Guilty' In The Blackbuck Poaching Case!
Salman Khan in the statement to the Jodhpur Court says he's not guilty of poaching the Blackbuck & took an aim at the forest officials for falsely accusing him of killing the endangered species.
Salman Khan, who is currently at the Jodhpur Magistrate Court to record his statements on the Blackbuck Poaching Case pleads 'not guilty' to the Judge and reports reveal that the actor, in his statement to the court, said that he is being falsely framed by the forest officials. The actor in the statement said that he and his other co-stars of Hum Saath Saath Hain never really left the hotel room on that fateful night and they have nothing to do whatsoever with the blackbucks' death.
According
to
NDTV,
Salman
Khan
has
answered
65
questions
relating
to
the
incident
of
the
blackbuck
poaching
with
28
witnesses
also
being
present
at
the
Jodhpur
Court.
Majority
of
the
witnesses
are
members
of
the
Bishnoi
tribe,
who
claim
they
chased
the
actor
after
the
two
blackbucks
were
shot
dead.
In
the
statement,
Salman
Khan
has
claimed
that
the
witnesses
have
been
arranged
by
the
forest
department
officials
to
claim
publicity
out
of
the
situation.
Present in the Jodhpur Court along with Salman Khan are Saif Ali Khan, Sonali Bendre, Tabu and Neelam. The case was registered in 1998 under the Wildlife Protection Act as poaching blackbucks is illegal and a criminal offence under the law. Also, Salman Khan was acquitted in the Arms Act Case last week by the same Jodhpur Court.
