Even if Salman Khan tries to avoid controversy seems like controversies come to him in every way. On Tuesday, he snatched a phone from a fan at Goa airport who was trying to click a selfie.
The video of the incident went viral on social media. While there were also reports of the actor doing this because the fan was breaching security rules at the airport, but it didn’t go with some of them.
Now, in a recent development, former MP and Goa BJP’s secretary, Narendra Sawaikar has called him out. On the other hand, the student wing of Congress, National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) are seeking a ban on him until he apologizes.
Sawaikar tweeted, “Being a celebrity, people & your fans will take selfies in public places. Your attitude & behavior is most deplorable. You have to tender an unconditional public apology.”
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Being a celebrity, people & your fans will take selfies in public places. Your attitude & behaviour is most deplorable. You have to tender an unconditional public apology. @BeingSalmanKhan https://t.co/vt6YmRgf98
— Narendra Sawaikar नरेंद्र सावईकर (@NSawaikar) January 28, 2020
Goa NSUI President Ahraz Mulla sent a letter to Goa CM Pramod Sawant, that read, ” I request your kind authority to look into this matter with utter seriousness and demand an apology from the actor on public platform since it was a disgrace to the fan publicly, failing which such violent actors with a bad track record should not be allowed to visit Goa in the future.”
For those unaware, Salman was in Goa to shoot the portions of his upcoming film, Radhe: The Most Wanted Bhai. However, post this incident there has been no statement from the Dabangg actor as of now.
WATCH: Salman Khan loses cool over selfie seeker at Goa airport, snatches away his phone
