Salim Khan Defends Salman Khan Amid Death Threats And Blackbuck Poaching Allegations

Salman Khan has been in the spotlight due to death threats linked to the blackbuck poaching case. His father, Salim Khan, recently spoke to ABP about the situation. Salim firmly stated that he sees no reason to apologise to the Bishnoi community, who hold blackbucks sacred. He believes Salman is innocent and wasn't even present during the alleged incident.

Salim Khan shared insights into his son's character, emphasising Salman’s aversion to harming animals. He mentioned asking Salman about the incident, and Salman assured him he wasn't there. Salim quoted his son saying he wasn’t even in the car when it happened. Salim added that Salman is known for being kind-hearted and wouldn't harm even a cockroach.

The writer expressed his refusal to apologise because he believes his son did nothing wrong. Apologising would imply guilt, which Salim contests. He questioned why an apology is necessary without proper investigation into the matter. Salim highlighted that their family has never used a gun, questioning the basis for any apology.

Salim acknowledged the stress on their family but maintained their stance against apologising without evidence of wrongdoing. He pointed out frequent hunting incidents in the area and reiterated that saying sorry would mean admitting fault they don't believe exists.