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Hearing of Salman Khan's Appeal in 2002 Hit-and-Run Case Delayed
The Bombay High Court (HC) today rejected the paper-book' in 2002 hit-and-run-case, in which Bollywood actor Salman Khan has been convicted, saying it doesn't conform to rules and should be prepared anew by September 11.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Eyewitnesses to depose on May 6
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the 2002 hit-and-run case began today with the partial deposition of a witness in a Mumbai court.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Retrial begins on March 26
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the hit-and-run case will begin in Mumbai on March 26.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Retrial to begin today
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the hit-and-run case is expected to begin in Mumbai today.
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Actor Salman Khan's UK visa rejected due to conviction in poaching cases
Actor Salman Khan has been denied a visa to shoot for his new film Kick, directed by Sajid Nadiadwala, in the UK.
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Salman Khan won't Kick away movie for hit-and-run-case
Film producer Sajid Nadiadwala has refuted rumours that his Salman Khan-starrer directorial Kick is delayed because of the star's hit-and-run case hearing. He says the movie is on schedule.
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Anil Kapoor: Hope Salman Khan does not have to serve jail term
Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor today hoped his superstar-friend Salman Khan, charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the 2002 hit-and-run case, does not have to serve long years in jail.
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Bombay High Court restrains channel from telecasting news against Salman Khan in hit-and-run case
Holding that prima facie a news channel had telecast defamatory allegations against actor Salman Khan, the Bombay High Court on Thursday restrained it from telecasting such items.
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Highlights: Cop-turned-activist YP Singh's 'expose' in Salman Khan hit-and-run-case
Former cop turned activist YP Singh is holding a press meet in Mumbai to show what he says is an 'expose' on how the Mumbai police helped actor Salman Khan's hit and run case drag on for 10 years. According to Mr Singh, other accident cases in Mumbai like the Nooriya Haveliwala case and the Alistair Pereira case were completed within two years.
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Hearing of Salman Khan's Appeal in 2002 Hit-and-Run Case Delayed
The Bombay High Court (HC) today rejected the paper-book' in 2002 hit-and-run-case, in which Bollywood actor Salman Khan has been convicted, saying it doesn't conform to rules and should be prepared anew by September 11.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Eyewitnesses to depose on May 6
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the 2002 hit-and-run case began today with the partial deposition of a witness in a Mumbai court.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Retrial begins on March 26
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the hit-and-run case will begin in Mumbai on March 26.
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Salman Khan hit-and-run-case: Retrial to begin today
Actor Salman Khan's retrial in the hit-and-run case is expected to begin in Mumbai today.
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Actor Salman Khan's UK visa rejected due to conviction in poaching cases
Actor Salman Khan has been denied a visa to shoot for his new film Kick, directed by Sajid Nadiadwala, in the UK.
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Salman Khan won't Kick away movie for hit-and-run-case
Film producer Sajid Nadiadwala has refuted rumours that his Salman Khan-starrer directorial Kick is delayed because of the star's hit-and-run case hearing. He says the movie is on schedule.
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Anil Kapoor: Hope Salman Khan does not have to serve jail term
Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor today hoped his superstar-friend Salman Khan, charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the 2002 hit-and-run case, does not have to serve long years in jail.
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Bombay High Court restrains channel from telecasting news against Salman Khan in hit-and-run case
Holding that prima facie a news channel had telecast defamatory allegations against actor Salman Khan, the Bombay High Court on Thursday restrained it from telecasting such items.
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Highlights: Cop-turned-activist YP Singh's 'expose' in Salman Khan hit-and-run-case
Former cop turned activist YP Singh is holding a press meet in Mumbai to show what he says is an 'expose' on how the Mumbai police helped actor Salman Khan's hit and run case drag on for 10 years. According to Mr Singh, other accident cases in Mumbai like the Nooriya Haveliwala case and the Alistair Pereira case were completed within two years.
