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The debate on Salman Khan’s outrageous rape analogy has taken yet another turn. His father Salim had earlier said that despite what Salman said his intention was not wrong.
He even apologised on behalf of the superstar. But every time Salman had a chance to do the same, he chose to remain silent.
Now his father has made several comments on how the media has taken the issue to a point of saturation when he had hoped his apology early on would end the debate for good. He also asked what is the meaning of holding a person “under the guillotine, who knows rightly or wrongly that he has not committed a crime.”
If only Salman would apologise to end the “problem,” eh?
This is what Salman’s father said when he first made the ‘rape’ remark.
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