RAPISTS DESERVE DEATH, BUT SHOULD BE KEPT ALIVE

RAPISTS DESERVE DEATH, BUT SHOULD BE KEPT ALIVE

POLICE KE KHANDAAN KA MAIN BHI EK LADKA HOON Salman meets families of Delhi Police martyrs

    Salman Khan’s recent visit to Delhi took a sombre turn, away from the usual dose of fun he injects into his public appearances. At a press meet for his film, the actor spoke at length on how rapists should be punished, and said, “Kadi se kadi saza honi chahiye. Dekhiye, bolne ke liye toh impulsively yeh hi aata hai ki maar dena chahiye saalon ko. Lekin maar ke toh khalaas, punishment khatam ho gayi. Unko rakho zindagi bhar taaki pata chale kitni badi galti ki hai.”
    Later in the evening, met the families of Delhi Police’s martyrs who had been killed in service. At the event, Salman revealed that his grandfather was DIG, Indore, and that he grew up watching all the hardships that policemen face. “Samajh mein nahi aata tha ki police se naata kyun juda hua hai, shayad isiliye kyunki mere jo dada thay, woh DIG police, Indore, thay. So, I can say that police ke khandaan ka main bhi ek ladka hoon. Shayad isliye ek lagaav hai police force se,” the actor said, while addressing a small gathering of policemen and the family members of nine cops who lost their lives on duty from September 2010 to November 2012.
    While the mood of the meet was solemn, he did bring some cheer. After handing over cheques of 3 lakh from his charity Being Human, to the family of each slain policeman, Salman spoke to children and obliged a group photograph request. “Aise maukon par kya kahen, samajh mein aata nahi hai. Yeh fact hai ki main yahan par hoon, lekin jinke liye yeh sab kar rahe hain, woh iss duniya mein nahi hain. Dukh hota hai yeh jaan kar ki unki family unke bina emotional aur financial taqleef se guzar rahi hai. I just hope whatever’s being done today is going to help them, even if in a very small way,” he said.

Salman Khan addresses Delhi cops and the kin of slain policemen