Salman Khan Declared 'Terrorist' by Pakistan After His Balochistan Remark at Abu Dhabi's Joy Forum

Salman Khan declared 'terrorist' by Pakistan after his Balochistan remark at Abu Dhabi's Joy Forum

Salman Khan was at an event in Riyadh, Abu Dhabi where he mentioned Pakistan and Balochistan separately. The event was also attended by Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan.

Salman Khan declared 'Terrorist' by Pakistan for...

Bollywood actor Salman Khan is in serious trouble with the Pakistani government after a comment he made recently about Balochistan. According to reports, the Pakistani government...

Fact Check: Did Pakistan Declare Salman Khan a Terrorist Over Balochistan Remark?

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan found himself embroiled in controversy last week after mentioning Balochistan during an event in Saudi Arabia. While discussing expats working in the Gulf region, he referred to Balochistan separately from Pakistan. This distinction was praised by Baloch leaders but sparked outrage among many in Pakistan. On Sunday, unverified reports began circulating that Islamabad had now placed Khan on a terror watchlist for h…

Why was Salman Khan declared a terrorist by Pakistan? All you need to know

Bollywood actor Salman Khan has reportedly been placed under Pakistan’s 4th Schedule of the Anti-Terrorism Act (1997) after his remarks at Riyadh’s Joy Forum 2025 stirred controversy

Pakistan Declares Salman Khan a ‘Terrorist’ Over Balochistan Remark at Joy Forum 2025

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has been officially declared a “terrorist” by the Government of Pakistan after he referred to “people from Balochistan” and “people from Pakistan” separately during his appearance at Joy Forum 2025. The move reflects the sensitive geopolitics of Balochistan and raises new stakes for India-Pakistan cultural diplomacy. The post Pakistan Declares Salman Khan a ‘Terrorist’ Over Balochistan Remark at Joy Forum 2025 app…

Salman Khan Declared ‘Terrorist’ by Pakistan Over Balochistan Remark

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has been labelled a “terrorist” by the Pakistani government and placed under the strict surveillance of the country’s anti-terrorism law following a controversial remark he made in Riyadh that mentioned Balochistan separately from Pakistan. According to reports, the actor’s name has been added to the 4th Schedule of Pakistan’s 1997 Anti-Terrorism Act, a high-profile blacklist for individuals suspected of having te…