I'm Hindu AND Muslim, Salman tells Jodhpur court
April 29, 2015 17:14
Salman Khan hit the right note today when a court in Jodhpur asked him about his religion.
After some thought, he answered: "Hindu and Muslim".
Salman Khan pleaded 'not guilty' in an arms case being heard at the Jodhpur court.
Before recording Salman's statement, Chief Judicial Magistrate Anupama Bijlani asked him his name, father's name, profession and other details required by the court's form.
Salman answered everything, but was left confused when the court asked about his religion.
As the actor looked puzzled, his counsel and bodyguard, someone from the crowd suggested he say 'Muslim.'
He then told the court: "Hindu and Muslim."Salman explained that his father, writer Salim Khan, is a Muslim and mother Susheela Charak is a Hindu.
After some thought, he answered: "Hindu and Muslim".
Salman Khan pleaded 'not guilty' in an arms case being heard at the Jodhpur court.
Before recording Salman's statement, Chief Judicial Magistrate Anupama Bijlani asked him his name, father's name, profession and other details required by the court's form.
Salman answered everything, but was left confused when the court asked about his religion.
As the actor looked puzzled, his counsel and bodyguard, someone from the crowd suggested he say 'Muslim.'
He then told the court: "Hindu and Muslim."Salman explained that his father, writer Salim Khan, is a Muslim and mother Susheela Charak is a Hindu.
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