Singer Sona Mohapatra Lashes Out At Salman Khan On Twitter

Salman Khan is sentenced to 5years of imprisonment as a punishment for killing two blackbucks. This sensational judgement was given by Jodhpur court and he was taken into custody immediately after conducting medical tests to the hero. Though Salman’s lawyers applied for bail, the very next day, Salman had to spend two nights in the Jail. He is released on a conditional bail later on and reached his residence.

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Many celebrities defended Salman and had taken a strong stand for him but singer Sona Mohapatra who is considered as the Indian Lady Gaga and who was disowned by the B-town made some shocking statements on Twitter about Salman Khan saying,

“So, what new inane defence will Madhu Kishwar sprout now? Nafisa Ali? RJ Rishi Kannan? Will daddy say sorry on his behalf? What will the suck-ups in the industry do? When’s bail? When’s the next blockbuster release? Dabangg’concert’ tour dates? Big Boss? Charity drives? 🤔”

This irked Salman Khan’s fans and started roasting for the tweet and asked her to concentrate on her career before talking about Salman Khan.

This blackbuck poaching case has a history of 20years and also involved Saif Ali Khan, Tabu and Sonali Bendre along with Salman Khan in the case. The rest of them got a clearance certificate from the case and Salman was held as a culprit after going through the investigation.

Salman is currently working in a super hit franchise Race 3 and it was scheduled to get released during this Eid. But with the latest developments in the case, it is being heard that the movie will get postponed to a later date. The movie features Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, Daisy Shah and Bobby Deol. Salman also agreed to Kick 2, Dabangg 3, and Bharat and the future of these movies are still in dark.

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