Salman Khan NEET Controversy: Salman Khan got trolled by posting on NEET paper leak and Sonam Wangchuk, now gave a befitting reply!

Bollywood’s ‘Dabangg’ star Salman Khan is very active on social media these days and is expressing his views on the burning issues of the country. Recently, he shared a post regarding the NEET paper leak controversy and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike, after which he had to face a lot of trolling on social media. Now Salman Khan has given a befitting reply to his critics and trollers by sharing a cryptic post on Instagram late at night (early 3 am). Share shirtless photo and cryptic caption at 3 am Salman Khan has posted two pictures of himself on his official Instagram account, in which he is seen showing off his muscular abs and toned physique. The caption he has written with this shirtless photo has caught everyone’s attention. Salman Khan wrote:

"Salman Khan got scared… hmmm! The one who got scared is considered dead."

This cryptic caption is fast going viral on the internet and fans are considering it as Salman’s ‘direct attack’ on the trollers. Why was Salman Khan trolled? Actually, on Thursday, Salman Khan had shared a long note regarding the NEET paper leak issue and the ongoing student movement at Jantar Mantar. Quoting PM Modi’s tweet: Salman had written that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured the strictest action against the culprits in this case, so now students and their parents do not need to panic. Appeal to Sonam Wangchuk: While requesting Ladakh social activist Sonam Wangchuk to end her hunger strike, he wrote: "Sonam Bhai, everything is done now, don’t take it further. If needed in future, we will fight again. Now eat something, if you want, I will send food from my house."

On this post of Salman, many social media users took him to task and alleged that he was trying to make light of a serious issue. In response to this trolling, Salman has shared his new post. Salman Khan’s upcoming films: Talking about the work front, Salman Khan was last seen in the pan-India film ‘Sikandar’, in which Rashmika Mandanna was in the lead role. Now Salman is busy preparing for his next much-awaited film ‘Matrubhoomi’, a patriotic action drama film based on the 2020 historical ‘Battle of Galwan’ (Galwan Valley Clash).