SALMAN KHAN TWEETS FOR ELECTION 2019

BOLLYWOOD ACTOR SALMAN KHAN SAYS NOT CHALLENGING LOK SABHA RACES, WON'T BATTLE FOR ANY GATHERING

Bollywood performing artist Salman Khan on Thursday said he won't challenge the Lok Sabha decisions nor battle for any ideological group, putting a conclusion to all theories of him entering the political field. 

Salman Khan took to his Twitter handle to refuse bits of gossip with respect to the equivalent. 

"As opposed to the bits of gossip, I am not challenging races nor battling for any ideological group," Salman Khan said in a tweet. 

Gossipy tidbits were overflowing that the Madhya Pradesh Congress is attempting to get Salman to crusade for the gathering in Indore. The on-screen character was conceived in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. 

As per different media reports, Congress representative Pankaj Chaturvedi hosted expressed that the Congress gathering pioneers were in contact with the performing artist to crusade for the gathering in Indore and it was practically sure that he will battle for the Congress. 

As of late, Head administrator Narendra Modi had asked numerous Bollywood famous people to make mindfulness for the forthcoming Lok Sabha races and request that their fans vote. Modi had asked Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, among others to utilize their mass intrigue to rouse the residents to take an interest in the races. 

Despite the fact that Salman rubbished bits of gossip about a political profession, he didn't pull out from requesting that his fans vote. 

Reacting to PM Modi's past tweet, the 'Bharat' on-screen character encouraged the residents to cast a ballot in the up and coming Lok Sabha races. 

He stated, "We are a popular government and it is each Indian's entitlement to cast a ballot. I encourage each qualified Indian to practice your privilege and partake in making the administration." 

The performing artist, who for the most part avoids governmental issues, had battled and taken an interest in a roadshow for the Congress' Indore mayoral hopeful Pankaj Sanghavi in 2009. 

In any case, the move did not help as senior BJP pioneer Krishna Murari Moghe had crushed Sanghavi. 

In the interim, on the work front, Salman will next be found in Ali Abbas Zafar's 'Bharat' close by Katrina Kaif.