Salman Khan who is currently on conditional bail in the blackbuck poaching case can't leave with country without the permission of the Court. The Bollywood Superstar appealed Court to offer an exemption so that he could travel to foreign countries without seeking it's permission.
Defence Counsel Mahesh Bora told his client, being a film star, will have to travel abroad frequently. However, Public Prosecutor PR Bishnoi objected the plea citing permanent exemption isn't appropriate at this phase.
The Jodhpur Court on Saturday turned down the plea of Salman Khan and maintained prior permission is mandatory for abroad visits.
In April, Salman Khan was sentenced to five years imprisonment for hunting two blackbucks in Kankani village near Jodhpur of Rajasthan in 1998. Bishnoi Community who worship antelopes succeeded in proving the charges against the 'Dabangg' Actor. Two days later, Salman walked out of prison by obtaining bail.
Defence Counsel Mahesh Bora told his client, being a film star, will have to travel abroad frequently. However, Public Prosecutor PR Bishnoi objected the plea citing permanent exemption isn't appropriate at this phase.
The Jodhpur Court on Saturday turned down the plea of Salman Khan and maintained prior permission is mandatory for abroad visits.
In April, Salman Khan was sentenced to five years imprisonment for hunting two blackbucks in Kankani village near Jodhpur of Rajasthan in 1998. Bishnoi Community who worship antelopes succeeded in proving the charges against the 'Dabangg' Actor. Two days later, Salman walked out of prison by obtaining bail.