Salman Khan’s Blackbuck Case Hearing Postponed Again – From July To September To Now December!

Superstar Salman Khan who was to appear in the Jodhpur District and Sessions Court on Friday in the 1998 Blackbuck poaching case, did not make an appearance.

Salman’s advocate Mahesh Bora appealed to the court explaining his busy schedule besides highlighting the recent threats issued on social media against the Bollywood star by SOPU group connected with gangster Lawrence Vishnoi as reasons for the failed appearance.

The court accepted Salman’s plea and gave December 19 as the next date for the hearing.

Another advocate of the superstar, Hastimal Saraswat also moved an application to allow him a breather from attending regular court hearings.

In the last hearing held on July 4, when Salman Khan did not attend the hearing, the court gave a strong reprieve asking him to remain present during the September 27 hearing else face strict action.

The blackbuck hunting case dates back to 1998 during the shoot of “Hum Saath Saath Hain“. On the work front, Salman Khan is currently prepping for his Christmas release Dabangg 3. He was supposed to be a part of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Inshallah but opted out of it. But, he promised his fans that he’s going to release another film on Eid 2020 and an official confirmation is awaited. He was also in news recently after he got a death threat on social media. The post, by a certain Gairi Shooter has a crossed picture of Salman Khan, with a note that reads, “Salman, think, you can save yourself from Indian law, however, Vishnoi Samaj and Sopu Party has announced death sentence for you. You are an accused in Sopu’s court”.

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