Salman seeks exemption from court appearance
September 27, 2019  11:48
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Bollywood actor Salman Khan has sought permanent exemption from appearing in court even as the Jodhpur court today will take up the actor's plea against his conviction in the blackbuck poaching case. The actor had filed a plea against his conviction by a lower court, which had sentenced him to five years in jail. 


The actor did not appear before the court in view of a death threat issued by a gangster, 'Garry Shooter', of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang on Facebook last week. The court will now hear the case on December 19.


The Bishnoi community will now file a fresh case against Salman Khan.

During a hearing on July 4, Sessions Court Judge Chandra Kumar Songara had directed Khan to appear before the court on September 27, failing which his bail plea may be cancelled. 


The actor has not appeared before the court since May last year, when he was granted bail. "Khan has not arrived so far and there is no intimation of his arrival," police said.


They said adequate security measures have been made for the actor. Airport sources said no charter flight is scheduled for the day from Mumbai. Khan is accused of killing two blackbucks during the shooting of a film in Jodhpur in 1998. -- PTI
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