Lawrence Bishnoi’s cousin Ramesh Bishnoi has claimed that Salman Khan offered money to the Bishnoi community after the blackbuck poaching case.
The drama of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s rivalry with actor Salman Khan is gaining momentum day by day. The series of threats given to Salman Khan by the gangster could not stop, recently he has threatened Salman once again.
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The root of this rivalry is Salman’s alleged involvement in blackbuck hunting in 1998. This animal is considered sacred in the Bishnoi community. Although Salman has denied the allegations, Lawrence’s cousin has now claimed that the actor tried to end the affair with a ‘blank cheque’ years ago.
According to Indian media, Ramesh Bishnoi, the cousin of the imprisoned Lawrence, spoke openly about the gangster’s feud with Salman Khan in an interview given to Indian TV recently. He claimed that the actor had offered him money as compensation after the black buck case came to light and the Bishnois denounced Salman.
He said that Salman had brought a blank checkbook to meet the community leaders and asked them to fill in whatever price they wanted in exchange for ending the case.
Responding to Salman Khan’s father Salim Khan’s allegation that Lawrence was targeting Salman for financial gain, Ramesh said the issue was one of ideology rather than money. Ramesh said, ‘Our blood was boiling. He added that Lawrence owns 110 acres of land in India and is so prosperous that he does not need to resort to any kind of extortion.
The blackbuck poaching incident took place in Jodhpur in 1998 when Salman Khan was there for the shooting of the film ‘Hum Saath Saath Hain’. Saif Ali Khan, Sonali Bendre and Neelam Kothari also went hunting with him. Since then Salman Khan has been receiving death threats and attacks from the Bishnoi group. Salman Khan’s case of this victim has been going on for 25 years and Salman Khan is currently out on bail.
Salman has been repeatedly demanded to apologize by the Bishnoi community, which holds the Akala Haran sacred.
According to Indian media reports, Salman Khan’s father Salim Khan recently said in an interview with ABP that there is no question of an apology as it would mean that Salman is confessing to the crime. While Salman has not killed any animal till date.
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To Ramesh Bishnoi, this controversy stems from events long ago but continues to loom large over both Salman Khan and his family. Today, we have Ramesh Bishnoi joining us to discuss these claims and the ongoing rivalry.
**Interviewer**: Thank you for being here, Ramesh. Can you explain a bit about why the blackbuck poaching case has resurfaced in the news?
**Ramesh Bishnoi**: Thank you for having me. The blackbuck is a sacred animal in our community, and the poaching incident is not something we take lightly. Despite Salman Khan denying any wrongdoing, there are still many unanswered questions and grievances within the Bishnoi community.
**Interviewer**: You recently made claims that Salman Khan offered money to resolve this issue. Could you elaborate on what you mean by a “blank cheque”?
**Ramesh Bishnoi**: Yes, according to my information, after the poaching incident in 1998, Salman Khan attempted to smooth things over with our community by offering financial support. This was his way of trying to buy peace, which many of us see as disrespectful to our values.
**Interviewer**: This rivalry has taken a dramatic turn with threats from Lawrence Bishnoi towards Salman Khan. What is the nature of this conflict, and what do you believe will happen next?
**Ramesh Bishnoi**: The rivalry stems from a deep-rooted sentiment in our community against the actions taken by Salman Khan. Lawrence has always believed in protecting our traditions and values. As for what happens next, it really depends on how Salman decides to address this issue.
**Interviewer**: Many see this rivalry as a battle of egos between a gangster and a celebrity. What’s your perspective on that?
**Ramesh Bishnoi**: It’s not just about ego. This is about justice for our community and the sanctity of our beliefs. For us, standing up against perceived injustices is crucial, and it’s about more than just Lawrence and Salman.
**Interviewer**: Thank you, Ramesh, for sharing your insights. It seems this story is far from over.
**Ramesh Bishnoi**: Thank you for having me. I believe it’s important to continue the conversation about these issues.
