Salman Khan Blood Samples

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  Salman Khan's Lawyer Questions Forensic Report In Chinkara Poaching Case

  Raising questions on the forensic report of blood samples taken from a hotel where the dead chinkaras were allegedly taken by actor Salman Khan and his aides for cleaning and cooking, his counsel told Rajasthan High Court near Jodhpur that samples were taken 17 days after the incident and questioned their linking with Khan.

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  Salman Khan Hit-And-Run: Court Finds Discrepancies in Blood Samples

  The judge also said that there was 'no concrete evidence' before the court that Salman Khan had consumed alcohol there. He observed, "During his examination by the chief public prosecutor, Malay Bag had pointed out that Salman had a 'white coloured glass' in his hand. However, during cross-examination by defence he had said it was a clear liquid"

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  Salman Case: Court Finds Discrepancies In Checking Blood Samples

  The Bombay High Court on Tuesday pointed out several lacunae in the procedures for checking presence of alcohol in the blood samples of actor Salman Khan after the September 2002 hit-and-run case involving him.

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  Salman Hit-And-Run: Mismatch in Quantity of Blood Samples, Says Lawyer

  "It appears that what PW-18 (chemical analyser) has received is a completely different sample," the lawyer said. "The appellant (Salman) has been convicted with this kind of evidence," Mr Desai argued and alleged that this was 'an addition to the chain of discrepancies'

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  Hit-and-Run Case: Discrepancies in Examination of Salman's Blood Samples, Alleges Lawyer

  In an appeal against a five-year sentencing for Salman Khan in the 2002 hit-and-run case, his lawyer today alleged in Bombay High Court that there were several discrepancies in the collection of the actor's blood samples and its examination.

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  'Salman Khan's Blood Samples Were Tampered With,' Says Defence in Hit-And-Run Case

  The defence also argued why the Bandra police did not collect the blood samples at nearby Bhabha Hospital, instead of taking Mr Khan to the government-run JJ Hospital in South Mumbai

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  Salman Khan Hit-and-Run: Received Less Blood Sample Than Stated, Says Analyst

  During the cross-examination Chemical Analysis expert Bala Shankar had contradicted himself

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  Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case: Received Less Blood Sample Than Stated, Says Analyst

  A chemical analyst on Thursday deposed before the sessions court in Mumbai, which is hearing the 2002 hit-and-run case allegedly involving Salman Khan, that he had received a vial purportedly containing 6 ml blood of the Bollywood actor but found it had only 4 ml of the sample.

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  Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: Defence Counsel Cross-Examines Doctor

  The defence counsel questioned the doctor further on the procedures followed while collecting blood samples

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  Judge Suggests Day-to-Day Hearings in Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case

  The hearing in 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan continued on Tuesday, with the cross-examination of Dr Shashikant Pawar, who took the actor's blood sample at Mumbai's JJ Hospital the night of the accident.

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  Crucial Witness in Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case to Depose Today

  Thursday is set to be a crucial day in the trial of the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan. One of the most important witnesses in the case, a doctor with the State-run JJ Hospital, who had collected actor Salman Khan's blood samples after the incident, is expected to depose in court.

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  Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Case: Witness Says He Found Alcohol in a Blood Sample

  Chemical analysis expert tells court that he he had found 62 mg of ethyl alcohol in the blood sample of 100 ml. He also said that 30 mg of ethyl alcohol is the amount normally found but can increase to 45 mg because of medical treatment