Salman Khan Blackbuck Case: Bollywood's Dabangg i.e. Salman Khan has been in trouble for a long time due to his black buck case and the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has deployed its entire army against him. Every day sometimes he gets threats and sometimes bullets are fired outside his house. In such a situation, recently yesterday when Salman reached the set of Bigg Boss 18, while talking to the housemates, he remembered one of his videos and told how he misbehaved in his childhood and he regrets it to date. Let's know what the actor has said about this.

He is sitting rudely in the police station- Salman.

When Salman Khan reached Jodhpur Police Station for questioning in the Black Buck case, a video of him there is going viral. In such a situation, people are raising questions about his body language and this video keeps making waves on social media every day. In such a situation, now Salman himself, talking about this video for the first time and explaining to Rajat Dalal, said, 'If you have seen my old clips, then it may seem that look at Salman Khan, he is sitting in the police station and is sitting rudely, but I had no involvement, so why should I be afraid of going there?'
 

It was not my fault, so why should I be afraid- Salman.

Explaining to Rajat Dalal, Salman further says that "People judge me today after watching my video that how I am sitting rudely, but I did not mean that. I just felt that it was not my fault, so why should I be afraid? But when an official comes, a senior comes in front of you, then standing up, giving them that respect. Respecting their badge, this is necessary."

A way I walk and sit- Salman

The 'Dabangg' star said that 'now when he looks back, he realizes that despite not being involved in the blackbuck poaching case, he should have respected the uniform. I did that in my childhood, because I have a way of walking and sitting and I cannot change it even if I want to, but people think that this is arrogance. It is not so. My voice is louder than yours. But the choice is that I don't do it.'