When the Dabangg star and philanthropist Salman Khan has made headlines! No, he did not smash another Box Office record, but, because he has been sentenced to 5 years in prison!
Salman Khan was sentenced to jail for killing a Blackbuck some 20 years back, which initiated a debateĀ on all platforms including social media.
While most of the Indian celebrities refrained to talk about this controversial verdict, our very own Mawra Hocane raised her voice in favour of Salman Khan.
She expressed her disappointment against the verdict on Twitter, writing, “In a world with no āNOā human rights, a great human being is being punished for killing an animal umpteen years ago under animal rights.”
In a world with no āNOā human rights, a great human being is being punished for killing an animal umpteen years ago under animal rights. Bash me all you want, but thereās something completely wrong about it.. mind you such human beings are our saving grace! #SalmanKhanVerdict
— MAWRA HOCANE (@MawraHocane) April 5, 2018
She further added, “Bash me all you want, but thereās something completely wrong about it.. mind you such human beings are our saving grace! #SalmanKhanVerdict”.
Her tweet in support of Salman Khan initiated another debate on Twitter, some started to remind her about Salman Khan’s involvement in a hit and run case and some said that Pakistan itself has plenty of problems that we need to talk about.
Social Media Reacts to Mawra Hocane’s Tweet
Hi
Can someone please slap #mawrahocane for me?
Bye— Arsalan Ahmed (@arsalanahmedk) April 5, 2018
Be it the issue of Syria or banning Bollywood films, the starlet has always been expressive to talk against any injustice in any corner of the world.
Talking about the supporters of Salman Khan, she is not the one who is raising her voice.
Look at what people have to say about the verdict.
Even Music Composer Adnan Sami had Something to Say
I have immense respect for the honourable courts & the law without question.
Iām however, extremely saddened for my dear brother @BeingSalmanKhan . My heart goes out to him.#SalmanKhan— Adnan Sami (@AdnanSamiLive) April 5, 2018
On another note, #salmankhan gets 5 years for hunting a black buck but Indian armed forces use tear gas, rubber coated bullets, pellets and live ammo on innocent Kashmiris and that gets no questioning. Killing a deer 20 years ago is a bigger crime?
— Alia Chughtai (@AliaChughtai) April 5, 2018
#SalmanKhan justice delayed is just flawed!!
— Salman Iqbal ARY (@Salman_ARY) April 5, 2018
As I have always said, and I will say it today, it is easier to kill human beings in India (sometimes can even be politically advantageous) than killing a culturally 'holy' animal. #salmanKhan
— Ashok Swain (@ashoswai) April 5, 2018
Punishing a good human being is not acceptable.
Animal poaching is ever increasing, jungles are cut in the name of urban development, isn't it leading to wildlife killing, who will be punished for that?#SalmanKhan@BeingSalmanKhan#BlackBuckPoachingCase— Shilpa Shinde (@ShindeShilpaS) April 5, 2018
Indian Army is killing innocent People in Kashmir, If #SalmanKhan got jailed for 5 year hunting a buck then Indian Army should be jailed for 1000 years killing men women & children.
Qanoon Sab Kay Leye….— Ihtisham ul Haq (@iihtishamm) April 5, 2018
I canāt help thinking @BeingSalmanKhan is being prosecuted because if his Stardom. Did he actually hunt and kill a #BlackBuck ? Im praying #SalmanKhan will be released soon. #BlackBuckVerdict
— Andy Kumar (@iAmVJAndy) April 5, 2018
Apparently #SalmanKhan is convicted because he's Muslim and Saif Ali Khan is acquitted because he's Hindu/Sikh/…/…./…?
What logic? #SalmanVerdict #SalmanKhan #BlackBuckPoachingCase— KOENA MITRA (@koenamitra) April 5, 2018
#salmankhan has been used as a scapegoat to set an example its a shame
— ą©“ Dolly Bindra ą©“ (@DollyBindra) April 5, 2018
When you punish someone for something they did 20 years ago you are not quite punishing the same person. Delayed justice is always flawed. #SalmanKhan
— Pragya Tiwari (@PragyaTiwari) April 5, 2018
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This article first appeared on VeryFilmi.com
Written by: Hira Ahmed