If not Salman Khan, then who killed the Blackbuck? Old tweet pointing to other suspects resurfaces

Salman Khan Blackbuck Case: After the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique, Salman Khan is reportedly the next target of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who has demanded an apology from the actor for his involvement in blackbuck poaching.

To clear the air and address the ongoing controversy, Salman’s father, Salim Khan, has come to defend his son, stating that he is innocent. “Woh mujhse jhooth nahi bolega. Usko nahi hain shaukh jaanwar maarne ka. “Jaanwaro se mohabbat karta hai woh,” he told ABP in an interview.

Salim Khan further stressed that Salman apologizing to Lawrence Bishnoi would mean that he killed the animal, which is not true. “Maafi maangna, you accept karna hai ki maine maara hai. Salman ne kabhi kisi jaanwar ko nahi maara. Humne kabhi kisi cockroach ko bhi nahi maara. Hum Inn cheezo mein believe hee nahi karte.”

In this regard, an old tweet by Mark Manuel, former editor of Bombay Times, has resurfaced on Twitter. In his tweet, Mark talked about his connection with Salman Khan and shed light on the Blackbuck case. He also revealed details about the real perpetrators.

According to Mark, Salman was just trying to be a good friend to those who were actually responsible for the poaching incident. His tweet read: “I know who shot the black bucks but I won’t tell and I won’t tell because Salman Khan won’t tell.” He is being criticized for something that happened twenty years ago and on in which he was involved but in which he was not guilty. Sometimes we do things in the heat of the moment based more on our emotions than on reason or logic. Salman did that. He acted as he thought was best. Not only was he the biggest star of the Hum Saath Saath Hain cast on the hunt at Bhawad in Jodhpur in September 1998, but he was also the star with the biggest heart. He took the blame heroically, perhaps, but unwisely. Now it’s getting to the point where it’s biting him in the pants, but that’s just how he is, an absolutely brave heart.”

Mark further shared Salman’s generosity and wrote that he would do the same if a similar situation came up again. He added, “Salman is my friend and you know that. In twenty years he has only become more generous and generous than before. He is man enough to endure this sentence, but taking on the guilt of this charge and living with the condemnation must consume him. But during the trial where he was charged under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972 and the Arms Act 1959, we didn’t say a word for twenty years. That leaves the person who shot the black bucks. This person also hasn’t said a word in 20 years. Is this person likely to step forward now, take responsibility and save Salman Khan from jail? Question mark. No. Point. This only happens in Bollywood.”

Mark ended the tweet by calling Salman the only person with heroic qualities: “Although the hunters of this poaching incident were from Bollywood cast, ironically there was only one hero among them.”

Here is the tweet:

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