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BLACK BUCK POACHING CASE

Salman walks out of jail after bail

AFP, lodhpur
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan left prison yesterday after being granted bail so he can contest a five-year jail sentence imposed for killing rare antelopes two decades ago.
Hundreds of frenzied fans awaited the 52-year-old as his vehicle sped through the gates of Jodhpur Central Jail, where the action star had spent two nights after being sentenced on Thursday.
Some tried to cling on to the sides of his sports utility vehicle and scores of motorbikes followed Khan as he was driven at high speed to Jodphur airport to a waiting chartered jet
Swelling crowds - many men emulating Khan's distinctive hairstyle and clothes - also gathered outside his luxury apartment in Mumbai, dancing to songs from his films.
A judge granted Khan, one of the world's highest paid actors, bail in the sum of50,000 rupees ($770). He cannot leave India without court permission.
Hordes of fans outside the court erupted in celebration on hearing the result, beating drums and chanting Khan's name.
Khan did not attend the bail hearing but prosecutor Mahipal Bishnoi said the actor must appear in court again on May 7.
Khan's army of fans and the Bollywood elite had been stunned by the earlier sentence of the court in the city in Rajasthan state in the 20-year-old case
Khan had denied shooting dead two rare antelopes known as black bucks on a hunting trip while filming a movie in 1998. Four other Bollywood stars - SaifAli Khan, Sonali Bendre, Tabu and Neelam Kothari - who were also accused in the case were acquitted due to lack of evidence.
But while his fans and producers of upcoming films may be relieved, Khan still faces a major courtroom drama.
The brawny actor, called Prisoner 106 in jail, reportedly skipped his no-frills prison meals during his two days of incarceration but not his workout sessions. The Times of India newspaper said he spent three hours exercising Friday.
Khan has accused Rajasthan's forest department of trying to frame him. His lawyers claim the black bucks died of natural causes such as overeating, insisting there was no evidence they were shot.
Khan remains one of Bollywood's biggest draws despite the off-screen drama, starring in more than 100 films and television shows.