Salim Khan, the father of Salman Khan, has adamantly declared that his son has no need to apologize because he never killed the blackbuck, despite the star being threatened by Lawrence Bishnoi‘s gang. Salim Khan recently said that the threats were merely a case of extortion. Over the past year, Salman has received an increasing number of death threats; the situation has gotten worse recently, especially in the wake of Baba Siddique‘s assassination.
During an interview with ABP News, Salim Khan shared, “Mafi mangna, ye accept karna hai ki maine maara hai. Salman ney kabhi kisi jaanwar ko nahi maara. Humne kabhi kisi coackroach ko bhi nahi maara. Hum inn cheejo me believe hi nhi karte (Apologising means admitting. Salman never killed any animal. We have never even killed any cockroach. We do not believe in these things).”
He further questioned, “Salman kissey jaake maafi maangey? Aapne kitne logo sey maafi mangi hai, kitne jaanwaro ki aapne jaan bachai hai? (Who should Salman apologise to? How many people have you apologised to, how many animals’ lives have you saved?)”
Salim Khan went on to defend his son’s innocence by saying that Salman had not committed any crime. He further added, “Koi gunaah kiya hai? Aapne dekha hai? Aapko maloom hai, jaanch padtaal ki hai? Humne toh kabhi bandook bhi use nahi ki (Has he committed any crime? Have you seen him? Have you investigated the matter? We have never even used a gun).”
He also said, “Salman ney kaha main to tha bhi nahi us time, usko nahi shauk jaanwar maarne ka wo jaanwaro sey mohabbat karta hai (He wasn’t there at the time. He loves animals).”
Salman’s close friend and NCP MLA Baba Siddique was murdered, and in the wake of this tragedy, the actor has decided to shoot his next films under strict protection.
The actor, surrounded by more than sixty guards during ‘Bigg Boss 18’ shooting, has resumed filming for Sikander with his Y+ security detail. According to rumors, everyone accessing his sets would now need to present their Aadhaar cards.
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