<p>Ahead of the verdict, Jodhpur jail authorities have readied a barrack in case Salman Khan and the other film stars are found guilty.<br /><br />However, jail authorities have clarified that no special arrangements will be made for the actor in case he is found guilty.</p>.<p>Speaking to <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>, Jodhpur Central Jail Superintendent Vikram Singh said, "We have cleaned a barrack inside the central jail, in case the court declares them guilty on Thursday. There are good toilet facilities. However, inside the barrack, there is no cooler or AC - only a fan". </p>.<p>When asked about the threat given to the actor by gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, Singh said, "We will provide him extra security inside the jail, in case it is needed".<br /> <br />At present, the Jodhpur Central Jail houses self-styled Godman Asaram Bapu and former MLA Mahipal Maderna.</p>.<p>The jail was in the news recently, after Shambulal Regar - infamous for the murder he had video-recorded - posted videos from the jail premises online, which raised eyebrows on its security.</p>.<p class="CrossHead">Cops on alert</p>.<p>Salman's arrival has put Jodhpur police on toes after Lawrence Bishnoi, a gangster, had told the media a few weeks ago that his followers will kill Salman on his verdict day.</p>.<p>Amandeep Singh, DCP east, who was taking stock of the CJM rural court situated in the high court premises told <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>, "Around 200 police personnel will be deployed outside the court and premises to protect Salman".<br /><br />Police will be seizing two gates out of the four gates of the court.</p>.<p>Barricades have also been put up to control the fans who will try to get inside. </p>.<p>Salman and the other stars will be presented in the courtroom, which measures 8 feet X 12 feet.</p>.<p>Situated inside the CJM rural court, a non-descript double storey building in the Rajasthan High Court premises, the room can accommodate a maximum of 8-10 people. Moreover, there will be just a fan to comfort the star cast in the 40 degree Celsius temperature of the city.</p>.<p>The police have also given strict instructions to the media to restrict themselves in a separate enclosure outside the court. "No journalist will be allowed to enter the courtroom," DCP Amandeep said.</p>
<p>Ahead of the verdict, Jodhpur jail authorities have readied a barrack in case Salman Khan and the other film stars are found guilty.<br /><br />However, jail authorities have clarified that no special arrangements will be made for the actor in case he is found guilty.</p>.<p>Speaking to <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>, Jodhpur Central Jail Superintendent Vikram Singh said, "We have cleaned a barrack inside the central jail, in case the court declares them guilty on Thursday. There are good toilet facilities. However, inside the barrack, there is no cooler or AC - only a fan". </p>.<p>When asked about the threat given to the actor by gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, Singh said, "We will provide him extra security inside the jail, in case it is needed".<br /> <br />At present, the Jodhpur Central Jail houses self-styled Godman Asaram Bapu and former MLA Mahipal Maderna.</p>.<p>The jail was in the news recently, after Shambulal Regar - infamous for the murder he had video-recorded - posted videos from the jail premises online, which raised eyebrows on its security.</p>.<p class="CrossHead">Cops on alert</p>.<p>Salman's arrival has put Jodhpur police on toes after Lawrence Bishnoi, a gangster, had told the media a few weeks ago that his followers will kill Salman on his verdict day.</p>.<p>Amandeep Singh, DCP east, who was taking stock of the CJM rural court situated in the high court premises told <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>, "Around 200 police personnel will be deployed outside the court and premises to protect Salman".<br /><br />Police will be seizing two gates out of the four gates of the court.</p>.<p>Barricades have also been put up to control the fans who will try to get inside. </p>.<p>Salman and the other stars will be presented in the courtroom, which measures 8 feet X 12 feet.</p>.<p>Situated inside the CJM rural court, a non-descript double storey building in the Rajasthan High Court premises, the room can accommodate a maximum of 8-10 people. Moreover, there will be just a fan to comfort the star cast in the 40 degree Celsius temperature of the city.</p>.<p>The police have also given strict instructions to the media to restrict themselves in a separate enclosure outside the court. "No journalist will be allowed to enter the courtroom," DCP Amandeep said.</p>
