'Buck Stops Here': Tweeters Are Losing It After Salman Khan Acquitted In Poaching Case

Salman Khan outside his residence during the festival of Eid al-Fitr in Mumbai

It has been 18 long years since Salman Khan was accused of killing a Blackbuck and two Chinkaras. The lower court had found Khan guilty and sentenced him to one and five years of imprisonment for killing the Blackbuck and the Chinkaras respectively. Khan then appealed to the High Court.

And the Rajasthan High Court in Jodhpur has pronounced its judgment -- Salman Khan has been acquitted on the charges of the Chinkara case.

While his fans celebrated the verdict, others saw a pattern in the verdicts involving Salman Khan. Twitter has turned into a war zone.

Many people called out the High Court for what they believed was an unfair verdict.

Only celebrity cases make us realise how dead slow judiciary works .it's scary it took 20yrs for court to decide Salman khan is not guilty
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) July 25, 2016

I'll just leave this here. #salmankhan pic.twitter.com/dOoCBqwRXn
— Sahil Shah (@SahilBulla) July 25, 2016

Some of the his Criminal cases were older than his actresses. #SalmanKhan
— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) July 25, 2016

Q: Who are the very next die-hard fans of #SalmanKhan after Autowalas?
A: High Court Judges.
— Rohit Sharma (@imRo45_) July 25, 2016

Sigh. The buck stops Here gets a whole new meaning this Monday Morning
— barkha dutt (@BDUTT) July 25, 2016

.@BDUTT That black buck came infront of @BeingSalmanKhan's gun & those ppl slept on d road that day to frame him for their accident😂#bhairox
— Santoesha Bissesar (@MsSantoesha) July 25, 2016

@BDUTT Gau Maatha hoti tho BHAI Aage se Geela Aur Peeche se Peela Ho jaatha😜😜😂😂 Is Baar Bhi Bach Gaya Saala!!
— Vasudev Jadhav (@Jadhav1569) July 25, 2016

@BDUTT bucks should stay off sidewalks.
— byker7 (@bykerseven) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan didn't kill the black buck, he sent it to a better place which doesn't have his movies.
— Pakchikpak Raja Babu (@HaramiParindey) July 25, 2016

Of course Salman Khan didn't kill any blackbuck. All blackbucks have long been safely deposited in Swiss banks.
— Anuradha (@anuradha_kush) July 25, 2016

So he has been acquitted again for the crimes he committed! I loose faith in our law & order every day. #Blackbuck https://t.co/84hb39vU2F
— Valmi (@valmi_s) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan acquitted.
Here is the verdict: That blackbuck was about to commit suicide. Being Human, Salman Khan just helped it to do that.
— TheBBC (@BabaBakChod) July 25, 2016

Kill endangered species, you are acquitted. Kill ppl sleeping on the road, you get bail. That's India's justice system for rich #SalmanKhan
— Mitra Joshi (@mitrajo) July 25, 2016

Now that #SalmanKhan has been acquitted, time for bhaifans to sing ``Baby ko Case pasand hai''
— T S Sudhir (@Iamtssudhir) July 25, 2016

The (black) buck did not stop at #SalmanKhan's table. #salmanacquitted
— T S Sudhir (@Iamtssudhir) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan's Lawyer showed Judge his Tweets and pleaded Insanity. Judge acquitted him
— Joy (@Joydas) July 25, 2016

2015: "Salman Khan wasn't drunk"
2016: "Bhai didn't kill the blackbuck"
2017: "Actually the blackbuck was driving Salman's car that night"
— Akshar (@AksharPathak) July 25, 2016

The judiciary should propound a doctrine of anticipatory acquittal especially for Salman Khan. It could save his and everyone else's time.
— Nigel Britto (@NigelBritto) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan acquitted in poaching case after 18 years.
Probably because all the victim's friends and relatives have already died of old age.
— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan ko toh Pokemon Go mein sabse top ka Pokemon bana dena chahiye! Koi pakad ke toh dikhaaye! Har jagah se bach jaata hai! [via FB]
— (((Pritam K Sinha))) (@BihariBritish) July 25, 2016

Salman Khan wasnt driving.
He didnt kill black buck.
He cant act.
He is virgin.
So many things Bhai can't/didn't do https://t.co/Nv4qq8UNOs
— Cryptic Mind (@Vishj05) July 25, 2016

Baby ko case pasand hai.
— Rituparna Chatterjee (@MasalaBai) July 25, 2016

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