Salman Khan and Salim Khan’s effigies burned by Bishnoi community amid Lawrence Bishnoi threats: ‘Salim Khan cannot mislead people by giving false statements’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

The Bishnoi community protested on Friday by burning effigies of Bollywood actor Salman Khan and his father, filmmaker Salim Khan, in response to Salim’s recent statement that Salman was ‘innocent’ in the blackbuck poaching case.
Even though Salman has been cleared of the charges, the Bishnoi community is asking him to apologize for the poaching incident. Salim Khan said his son did not hunt the blackbuck, which upset the community further.
Protesters gathered in different areas of Jodhpur to celebrate Bishnoi Dharma Sthapana Diwas. Community members questioned why Salman needed lawyers from Delhi, Mumbai, and Jodhpur if he was truly innocent.
They warned Salman Khan that if he does not apologize, the Sanatan Hindu Samaj would start a movement against him. The Bishnoi community pointed out that Salim Khan’s claim of his son’s innocence was misleading, especially since many respected people were present when the case began 26 years ago.

“We are Bishnois, we do not defame anyone just like that. When the case was registered 26 years ago, many dignitaries including the then MLA of the Bishnoi community were present. Salim Khan cannot mislead people by giving false statements. The entire community was hurt by Salim Khan’s statement. We will make all-out efforts to ensure justice was delivered in the Blackbuck case. We will also protest by taking to the streets,” they said, as per IANS.
They also mentioned that Lawrence Bishnoi, a gangster who has threatened Salman Khan, is from their community and follows the 29 rules of the Bishnoi tradition.

The Mumbai Police have increased security for Salman Khan after the threats from Lawrence Bishnoi, whose brother, Anmol Bishnoi, is involved in criminal activities, including the recent murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique. Siddique was shot dead by three attackers while celebrating Dussehra on October 12.