SHOCKING! Salman Khan refuses to apologise for ‘rape’ remark, says MSCW has no jurisdiction in the matter

Salman Khan and controversies go back The last one added to the actor’s list was while talking about training session for his film Sultan when he made a named ‘rape’ analogy. A news daily reports that he has refused to apologise for his offensive remark, despite being summoned by the National Commission for Women (NCW) as well as the Maharashtra State Commission for Women (MSCW).

Based on media reports, his response filed to the notice issued by MSCW, saying that it will not have the authority to take up the case.

The performer has failed to appear before the Maharashtra Commission for Women (MSCW) and the National Commission for women (NCW) twice – after the panel summoned him in connection with his “raped woman” comment. The second hearing date was on Eid, failing to appear on that date, a third summon was issued by MSCW.

The Dabangg performer was asked to appear before the body nowadays, July 14. Failing to have a hearing on Eid, MSCW had said “Today, Salman was asked to come for the hearing at 4:30 PM. However, he didn’t appear, nor did his lawyer. But we received a letter from his side where he said that since he has been summoned by NCW (National Commission for Women) too, there should be no duplicity,”