Court allows Salman Khan to travel abroad

Salman was granted bail in the poaching case on April 7 after being sentenced to a five-year jail term

(FILES) In this file photo taken on April 7, 2018, Indian Bollywood actor Salman Khan waves to fans after reaching home at Bandra in Mumbai, following his release from Jodhpur Central jail after an Indian court granted him bail.
In the movies Salman Khan always wins, but offscreen the Bollywood hero has met his match in a 530-year-old Hindu community that puts animals above humans -- especially superstars. The determination of the Bishnoi community forced Khan to spend two sleepless nights in a Rajasthan jail following his conviction last week for killing rare antelopes.
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Bollywood actor Salman Khan, out on bail in a 1998 blackbuck poaching case, was on Tuesday granted permission to travel to the US, Canada and Nepal.

Judge Chandra Kumar Songara of the Sessions Court gave the permission soon after Salman submitted a plea.

Khan's case was presented by senior advocate Mahesh Bora after brief arguments by public prosecutor Pokar Ram. Salman was granted bail in the poaching case on April 7 after being sentenced to a five-year jail term. The actor spent two nights in jail following the court's verdict, after which he was granted bail.

District and Sessions Court Judge Ravindra Kumar Joshi had asked the actor not to leave the country without the court's permission.

The actor has started shooting for Ali Abbas Zafar's Bharat, which will also star Priyanka Chopra.

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