While the whole of industry has come out in support of
Salman Khan, including former Bigg Boss contestants, and many of them have even said that the judiciary needs to revive it's judgement and freed him; it seems former Bigg Boss contestants
Sofia Hayat is happy that the actor has been convicted.
In a lengthy post, Sofia has expressed her happiness that
Salman Khan has been sent behind the bars and that her faith in the judiciary has been restored.
She even revealed about her incident with
Armaan Kohli and how
Dolly Bindra helped her get out of it. But, then ultimately she had to drop her case.
Here's what her post reads:
"Karma gets you in the end...Many people are afraid to talk against Salman because they think he controls Bollywood. Well, I no longer serve my ego and therefore am not afraid to speak up. I am so happy that Salman has gone to jail for what he has done. Animals are so important to this planet and doing what he did and then mocking it was a huge act of his own self importance.
Lots of children look up to him, and he has a responsibility to the young people. What is he showing the world when he does things like this? What lessons is he giving them? That it is ok to break the law, to kill animals and then mock it because he is a celebrity?
In any western country he would have been vilified for this and the drink driving deaths that he caused. He has then reinvented himself as a charitable man to try and compensate his karma. Today, India has shown that no matter who you are, if you break the law, you are no bigger than the law.
I have heard so many young people in India speak about how they are afraid to go to the police about crimes committed by others because they watch the TV and see how people with money and status get away with it because they have paid off the police or the judge or the lawyers.
This happened to me when
Armaan Kohli paid off 2 of my lawyers so that I could not continue with the case,
Dolly Bindra also told me that Armaans family are powerful enough to put drugs in my bag at the airport and I would be in Jail. I had to then drop the case as all the lawyers I hired were paid off.
Today, Hindustan can stand strong and hold its head up high to the world and show them that justice is held up in India, and today, all the poor people have been shown a glimmer of hope in their own fight for justice against those who have manipulated the law. Today I can say Hindustaan Zindabaad!"
