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Salman Khan Walks Free: In Court Room 43, All Hell Breaks Loose...
"Salman nikal jayega" (Salman will walk free) was what was heard most commonly across the past four days in and around court number 43 at the Bombay High Court. And when the judge indeed acquitted the actor of all charges, all hell broke loose. In the house of law, no one followed the law.
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2002 Hit-and-Run Case: Prosecution 'Tutored' Witnesses, Argues Salman Khan's Lawyer
Actor Salman Khan's lawyer argued that the prosecution had "tutored" its witnesses in the 2002 Hit-and-Run Case.
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Plea to Reject Salman Khan's Bail in 2002 Hit and Run Case Dismissed
The Bombay High Court today dismissed two applications seeking cancellation of Bollywood actor Salman Khan's bail and enhancement of five-year jail term awarded to him in the 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Why Ban Slaughter of Only Cows and Bulls: Bombay High Court asks Maharashtra Government
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked the Maharashtra government the reason for banning slaughter, possession and consumption of cows, bulls and bullocks only and not including other animals in the ban under the state's animal preservation laws.
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Salman Khan Walks Free: In Court Room 43, All Hell Breaks Loose...
"Salman nikal jayega" (Salman will walk free) was what was heard most commonly across the past four days in and around court number 43 at the Bombay High Court. And when the judge indeed acquitted the actor of all charges, all hell broke loose. In the house of law, no one followed the law.
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2002 Hit-and-Run Case: Prosecution 'Tutored' Witnesses, Argues Salman Khan's Lawyer
Actor Salman Khan's lawyer argued that the prosecution had "tutored" its witnesses in the 2002 Hit-and-Run Case.
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Plea to Reject Salman Khan's Bail in 2002 Hit and Run Case Dismissed
The Bombay High Court today dismissed two applications seeking cancellation of Bollywood actor Salman Khan's bail and enhancement of five-year jail term awarded to him in the 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Why Ban Slaughter of Only Cows and Bulls: Bombay High Court asks Maharashtra Government
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked the Maharashtra government the reason for banning slaughter, possession and consumption of cows, bulls and bullocks only and not including other animals in the ban under the state's animal preservation laws.
