Salman Khan’s Struck And Run Case Put Off As Lawyer Not Well, Witness Seeks Stability

Judge has asked the arraignment to wrap up the case at the earliest opportunity 

The attempt at manslaughter case including Bollywood performer Salman Khan did not begin on Monday as his attorney couldn't come to court because of sick wellbeing, yet a key witness made an oral appeal for police assurance which the judge said he would think about after as a composed accommodation is made. 

At the point when the court continued today, an attorney from the protection group educated that Khan's advice Srikant Shivade was unwell and looked for time. Likewise, the court suspended the trial till January 22. Then, Dr Suhas Pawar, who had gathered the blood specimen of Khan, made an oral supplication through extraordinary open prosecutor Pradeep Gharat for police security. On the other hand, he didn't allocate any purpose behind looking for security. 

Judge D W Deshpande requested that him give a composed application for thought of his appeal. On January 22, Dr Pawar would be inspected alongside police constable Dilip Mane who had taken Khan to JJ Hospital from Bandra Police Station after the incident in which the performer's auto had slammed into a pastry shop slaughtering one individual and harming four on September 28, 2002. 

As indicated by arraignment, Khan's blood report showed that he had two times the admissible furthest reaches of liquor in his blood the night he is asserted to have run in excess of five individuals who were snoozing on an asphalt close to his home in Bandra. Prior, a witness from Mumbai Central Forensic Science Laboratory had educated that according to the Motor Vehicle Act, admissible breaking point for vicinity of liquor in human blood example is 30mg every 100ml of blood, while Salman's specimen indicated vicinity of 62mg of liquor.

Khan's legal advisor had prior pointed out an irregularity in the quantity of blood examples gathered – the reports did not clear up if one vial of blood was gathered or two. Dr Pawar is being inspected to discover what number of blood specimens of Khan were taken and what were the substance of liquor in them. 


Khan did not go to the court on Monday as he had effectively looked for exception. Almost 20 witnesses have as of now been analyzed for the situation and a couple of more are left to remove. The trial has additionally arrived at its fag end and the judge has asked the arraignment to wrap up the case as quickly as time permit.