Jodhpur: Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi of Rajasthan on January 11 issued a death threat to Salman Khan, saying that the Bollywood actor will be killed in Jodhpur.
“Salman Khan will be killed here, in Jodhpur. Then he will come to know about our real identity,” Bishnoi told media persons while being taken to a Jodhpur court in police security.
Bishnoi appeared to the court following his arrest on charges of terrorizing traders and extorting them.
The gangster claimed that he had been framed in false cases and not even a single witness had been deposed in the court to prove the charges, to date.
“Now, if police want me to do some major crime, I shall kill Salman Khan and that too in Jodhpur,” he added.
Bishnoi’s death threat to Salman is being linked with the black buck killing case of 1998, in which Salman and his co-actors were accused.
It was the Bishnoi community which had brought up the black buck hunting case, and ever since the community considers the Bollywood actor a villain.
However, some onlookers felt that the gangster talked of killing Salman just to create a sensation.
On January 11, the actor appeared in the Jodhpur’s Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) Rural Court in connection with the hearing in the black buck poaching case.
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