Acquitted In Blackbuck Case, Saif Now Receives Notice From Interpol For Wild Boar Hunting In Bulgaria
Saif Ali Khan, who was recently acquitted in the Black Buck case, has received a notice from the Interpol with regards to a wild boar hunting case in Bulgaria…
Reportedly, the UN’s Police Organisation, Interpol,
contacted the crime branch of Bandra police station who recorded Saif Ali
Khan’s statement, in the matter.
“It is not yet clear if the recorded statement has been
forwarded to Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India’s nodal agency for
the Interpol. According to the police, Interpol has involved Saif because they
have booked an agent organising ‘Big Game (hunting)’ in Bulgaria who, they
suspect, illegally arranged hunt for the actor,” claims a media report.
According to the Bulgarian rules, if a foreign visitor
wants to participate in the ‘Big Game’ or wild boar hunting, they need to take
a theory and practically hunting exam and get permit for a weapon. The license
is issued for stalking and drive types of hunting. Foreigners can even procure
licence from their country of origin and be liable to participate in the big
game hunting. Saif will be probed on these grounds.
Saif is currently on vacation with his wife Kareena and son Taimur, in London. The Pataudis are enjoying the Brit summer, with much gusto.
