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Blackbuck Poaching Case: Citing Busy Schedule, Salman Khan Does A No-Show In Jodhpur Court

By LawStreet News Network      27 September, 2019 06:06 AM      0 Comments
Blackbuck Poaching Case: Citing Busy Schedule, Salman Khan Does A No-Show In Jodhpur Court

Bollywood actor Salman Khan today (September 27, 2019) failed to appear before a Jodhpur court in connection with the 1998 blackbuck poaching case, citing his busy schedule.

Learned counsel, appearing for the actor informed the District and Sessions Court that Salman Khan was busy with the shooting of an upcoming movie.

The advocate also mentioned in the court about the threat Salman Khan has received days ahead of the hearing in connection with the case.

The threat, which carried a photo of Salman Khan with a red cross, was posted on Facebook by an account named Gary Shooter.

The message in Hindi posted on a group called 'Sopu' warned the actor that he could escape from Indian law but not from the law of Bishnoi community.

Following the threat, the Rajasthan Police initiated an investigating in the matter.

The court will now hear the case on December 19, 2019.

(Source ANI)



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