Salman Khan Trial

"This was a difficult task and one has to be very patient with the procedure," said the director of Salman Khan's Bharat

The Rajasthan High Court Monday issued notices to film stars Saif Ali Khan, Neelam Kothari, Sonali Bendre and Tabbu on an appeal by the state government, challenging their acquittal by a trial court in a case of hunting two black bucks in 1998.

A district court today began hearing Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's plea against his conviction by a trial court, which had handed him a five-year jail sentence in a blackbuck poaching case.

Actor Salman Khan's petition for suspension of his jail term will be heard on July 17. The actor appeared in a trial court in Jodhpur today. He had challenged his five-year jail sentence for killing endangered blackbucks in 1998. The 52-year-old star arrived last night in the city with his sister Alvira Khan, friend Baba Siddiqui and lawyers. The a...

Bollywood actor Salman Khan arrived in Jodhpur on Sunday afternoon, a day ahead of hearing on his bail plea after his conviction in a 1998 blackbuck poaching case by a Jodhpur trial court.

The second post-mortem report of the two blackbucks played a key role in proving that the animals had died of gunshots, as the trial court, while convicting Salman Khan, mentioned that it has been proved beyond doubt that the Bollywood superstar had shot them.

Recalling an anecdote from the trial show of Judwaa, Varun Dhawan says, "Salman bhai was standing outside [the set], wearing a ganjee and shorts. And I addressed him as Salman uncle. He said, 'I will slap you if you call me that. Call me bhai or else I won't allow you inside"

Varun Dhawan, who will star in the sequel to Salman Khan's blockbuster Judwaa, said, "I went for trial show of Judwaa and called Salman uncle. He got very upset"

Actor Salman Khan, who is undergoing trial under the Arms Act at a court in Rajasthan's Jodhpur, is expected to get the verdict in the 18-year-old case today. The case was filed in 1998 after the actor was allegedly caught poaching black bucks in Kankani near Jodhpur. The charge against him was that he had violated the Arms Act by keeping and using...

The trial court in Jodhpur has given last chance to actor Salman Khan to prove his innocence in a case filed against him under Arms Act on July 5.

After ordering that the pellets be produced for observation, the Rajasthan High Court on Monday directed the trial court to produce the knife which was allegedly used by Bollywood actor Salman Khan for slitting the throat and peeling off the skin of poached Chinkara.

Pleading his innocence, actor Salman Khan today alleged that he has been framed by forest officials as he recorded his statement in a court here in an Arms Act case against him in connection with poaching of protected black bucks at Kankani village in October, 1998.

Salman Khan, who has denied all the charges of poaching and illegal possession of weapons, could be sentenced to between three to seven years in jail, if convicted but could be out on bail almost immediately. The trial court has summoned him for recording his statements on March 10

The trial court hearing a case of alleged illegal possession of arms against actor Salman Khan in connection with black buck poaching has summoned him for recording his statements on March 10.

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

"This was a difficult task and one has to be very patient with the procedure," said the director of Salman Khan's Bharat

The Rajasthan High Court Monday issued notices to film stars Saif Ali Khan, Neelam Kothari, Sonali Bendre and Tabbu on an appeal by the state government, challenging their acquittal by a trial court in a case of hunting two black bucks in 1998.

A district court today began hearing Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's plea against his conviction by a trial court, which had handed him a five-year jail sentence in a blackbuck poaching case.

Actor Salman Khan's petition for suspension of his jail term will be heard on July 17. The actor appeared in a trial court in Jodhpur today. He had challenged his five-year jail sentence for killing endangered blackbucks in 1998. The 52-year-old star arrived last night in the city with his sister Alvira Khan, friend Baba Siddiqui and lawyers. The a...

Bollywood actor Salman Khan arrived in Jodhpur on Sunday afternoon, a day ahead of hearing on his bail plea after his conviction in a 1998 blackbuck poaching case by a Jodhpur trial court.

The second post-mortem report of the two blackbucks played a key role in proving that the animals had died of gunshots, as the trial court, while convicting Salman Khan, mentioned that it has been proved beyond doubt that the Bollywood superstar had shot them.

Recalling an anecdote from the trial show of Judwaa, Varun Dhawan says, "Salman bhai was standing outside [the set], wearing a ganjee and shorts. And I addressed him as Salman uncle. He said, 'I will slap you if you call me that. Call me bhai or else I won't allow you inside"

Varun Dhawan, who will star in the sequel to Salman Khan's blockbuster Judwaa, said, "I went for trial show of Judwaa and called Salman uncle. He got very upset"

Actor Salman Khan, who is undergoing trial under the Arms Act at a court in Rajasthan's Jodhpur, is expected to get the verdict in the 18-year-old case today. The case was filed in 1998 after the actor was allegedly caught poaching black bucks in Kankani near Jodhpur. The charge against him was that he had violated the Arms Act by keeping and using...

The trial court in Jodhpur has given last chance to actor Salman Khan to prove his innocence in a case filed against him under Arms Act on July 5.

After ordering that the pellets be produced for observation, the Rajasthan High Court on Monday directed the trial court to produce the knife which was allegedly used by Bollywood actor Salman Khan for slitting the throat and peeling off the skin of poached Chinkara.

Pleading his innocence, actor Salman Khan today alleged that he has been framed by forest officials as he recorded his statement in a court here in an Arms Act case against him in connection with poaching of protected black bucks at Kankani village in October, 1998.

Salman Khan, who has denied all the charges of poaching and illegal possession of weapons, could be sentenced to between three to seven years in jail, if convicted but could be out on bail almost immediately. The trial court has summoned him for recording his statements on March 10

The trial court hearing a case of alleged illegal possession of arms against actor Salman Khan in connection with black buck poaching has summoned him for recording his statements on March 10.

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