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Salman Khan Arrest Warrant In Hit-And-Run Case Cancelled By Mumbai Court
A Mumbai court on Saturday cancelled a bailable arrest warrant against Bollywood star Salman Khan in the 2002 hit and run case, in which the Maharashtra government's appeal against his acquittal is pending before the Supreme Court.
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Hit-And-Run Case: Supreme Court Junks Plea Against Salman Khan's Acquittal
The Supreme Court today rejected a plea filed by a man, who was injured in the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan, challenging the Bollywood star's acquittal by the Bombay High Court.
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Another Appeal Challenges Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a second petition challenging his acquittal by the Bombay High Court.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: 'Why Should Acquittal Not Be Reversed?' Asks Court
The Supreme Court today sent a notice to actor Salman Khan in the 2002 hit-and-run case, asking why his acquittal by the Bombay High Court last year should not be overturned.
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Salman Khan's Acquittal 'Travesty of Justice', Says Maharashtra in Supreme Court
Salman Khan's acquittal in a 2002 hit-and-run case is a "travesty of justice", the Maharashtra government argued in the Supreme Court today.
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Salman Khan Moves Supreme Court, Wants to be Heard First In Hit-And Run-Case
Actor Salman Khan has filed a caveat in Supreme Court, asking that his version of events in the hit-and-run case be heard ahead of the Maharashtra government's challenge of his acquittal. Last week, the state challenged the actor's acquittal in the 2002 case in the top court
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Salman Khan Moves Supreme Court, Wants To Be Heard First In Hit-And Run-Case
Actor Salman Khan has filed a caveat in Supreme Court, asking that his version of events in the hit-and-run case be heard ahead of the Maharashtra government's challenge of his acquittal.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: Maharashtra Challenges Actor's Acquittal
The Maharashtra government has moved Supreme Court against actor Salman Khan's acquittal in a 2002 hit-and-run case by the Bombay High Court in December.
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Salman Khan is Happy His Parents Are 'Now Stress-Free'
On the eve of his 50th birthday, Salman Khan posed for the waiting shutterbugs outside his Panvel farm house. Of his acquittal Salman said: "I am very happy that my parents are now stress-free. I know they have gone to the Supreme Court. I will fight there as well. After all, life is all about struggling and fighting"
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Maharashtra to Challenge Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
In May, a trial court had held Salman Khan guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking on September 28, 2002. The High Court overturned that order on December 10, acquitting the 49-year-old actor of all charges and cancelling his five-year jail sentence
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2002 Hit-And-Run Case: Hunt For Real 'Mystery' Constable Continues
Days after mid-day traced the identity and reported about the mystery constable with buckle number 2985, questions continue to linger over the initial handling of Salman Khan's hit-and-run case in 2002.
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Salman's Father Salim Khan Says Rs 25 Cr Was Spent on Defence
"People are saying he has just walked away. He has been in the jail for few days. He has spent over Rs 20-25 crores (on the case). Besides this, what about the tension that he and everyone went through all this time?" Salim Khan said
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Salman Khan's Friends (Some of Them) Celebrate on Twitter
On Twitter, several of Salman Khan's friends including Anupam Kher and Rimi Sen rushed to post updates about how thrilled they were. However, Bollywood's biggest guns have so far been silent, unlike the concerted closing of ranks in May when the actor was convicted by a Sessions Court
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Evidence Not Handled Well: High Court On Salman Khan Case
The Bombay High Court on Thursday acquitted actor Salman Khan, saying that he cannot be convicted on the basis of the evidence produced in the 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Can't Convict Salman Khan Based on Current Evidence, Says Court
The court also said that singer Kamaal Khan, who was also in Salman Khan's car that night, should have been examined. Last month, Mr Khan's plea to make Kamaal Khan a witness in the case was dismissed by the court. "The defence brought the witness at an appropriate time, it is not delayed defence," said the court, dismissing the prosecution's argum...
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Salman Khan Arrest Warrant In Hit-And-Run Case Cancelled By Mumbai Court
A Mumbai court on Saturday cancelled a bailable arrest warrant against Bollywood star Salman Khan in the 2002 hit and run case, in which the Maharashtra government's appeal against his acquittal is pending before the Supreme Court.
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Hit-And-Run Case: Supreme Court Junks Plea Against Salman Khan's Acquittal
The Supreme Court today rejected a plea filed by a man, who was injured in the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan, challenging the Bollywood star's acquittal by the Bombay High Court.
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Another Appeal Challenges Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a second petition challenging his acquittal by the Bombay High Court.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: 'Why Should Acquittal Not Be Reversed?' Asks Court
The Supreme Court today sent a notice to actor Salman Khan in the 2002 hit-and-run case, asking why his acquittal by the Bombay High Court last year should not be overturned.
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Salman Khan's Acquittal 'Travesty of Justice', Says Maharashtra in Supreme Court
Salman Khan's acquittal in a 2002 hit-and-run case is a "travesty of justice", the Maharashtra government argued in the Supreme Court today.
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Salman Khan Moves Supreme Court, Wants to be Heard First In Hit-And Run-Case
Actor Salman Khan has filed a caveat in Supreme Court, asking that his version of events in the hit-and-run case be heard ahead of the Maharashtra government's challenge of his acquittal. Last week, the state challenged the actor's acquittal in the 2002 case in the top court
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Salman Khan Moves Supreme Court, Wants To Be Heard First In Hit-And Run-Case
Actor Salman Khan has filed a caveat in Supreme Court, asking that his version of events in the hit-and-run case be heard ahead of the Maharashtra government's challenge of his acquittal.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: Maharashtra Challenges Actor's Acquittal
The Maharashtra government has moved Supreme Court against actor Salman Khan's acquittal in a 2002 hit-and-run case by the Bombay High Court in December.
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Salman Khan is Happy His Parents Are 'Now Stress-Free'
On the eve of his 50th birthday, Salman Khan posed for the waiting shutterbugs outside his Panvel farm house. Of his acquittal Salman said: "I am very happy that my parents are now stress-free. I know they have gone to the Supreme Court. I will fight there as well. After all, life is all about struggling and fighting"
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Maharashtra to Challenge Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
In May, a trial court had held Salman Khan guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking on September 28, 2002. The High Court overturned that order on December 10, acquitting the 49-year-old actor of all charges and cancelling his five-year jail sentence
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2002 Hit-And-Run Case: Hunt For Real 'Mystery' Constable Continues
Days after mid-day traced the identity and reported about the mystery constable with buckle number 2985, questions continue to linger over the initial handling of Salman Khan's hit-and-run case in 2002.
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Salman's Father Salim Khan Says Rs 25 Cr Was Spent on Defence
"People are saying he has just walked away. He has been in the jail for few days. He has spent over Rs 20-25 crores (on the case). Besides this, what about the tension that he and everyone went through all this time?" Salim Khan said
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Salman Khan's Friends (Some of Them) Celebrate on Twitter
On Twitter, several of Salman Khan's friends including Anupam Kher and Rimi Sen rushed to post updates about how thrilled they were. However, Bollywood's biggest guns have so far been silent, unlike the concerted closing of ranks in May when the actor was convicted by a Sessions Court
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Evidence Not Handled Well: High Court On Salman Khan Case
The Bombay High Court on Thursday acquitted actor Salman Khan, saying that he cannot be convicted on the basis of the evidence produced in the 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Can't Convict Salman Khan Based on Current Evidence, Says Court
The court also said that singer Kamaal Khan, who was also in Salman Khan's car that night, should have been examined. Last month, Mr Khan's plea to make Kamaal Khan a witness in the case was dismissed by the court. "The defence brought the witness at an appropriate time, it is not delayed defence," said the court, dismissing the prosecution's argum...
