2002 Hit and Run case: Mumbai Sessions Court cancels Salman Khan's bailable warrant

The court had last week stayed the bailable warrant in the 7-year-old hit-and-run case, in which the government's appeal against Salman's acquittal is pending before the Supreme Court.

Troubles for Salman Khan seems to be never-ending as in the 2002 hit-and-run case Mumbai court has cancelled the bailable warrant against Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.

 A leading agency tweeted, "2002 Hit and Run case: Mumbai Sessions Court cancelled bailable warrant against #SalmanKhan."

The court had last week stayed the bailable warrant in the 7-year-old hit-and-run case, in which the government's appeal against Salman's acquittal is pending before the Supreme Court.

In December 2015, the Bombay High Court had acquitted Khan of all criminal charges for a lack of substantial evidence.

Recently, Salman was given five years of imprisonment in the 1998 blackbuck poaching case.

Salman Khan has been considered as a role model to many, he was asked if it is fair for kids and adults to idolize him owing to his past. To this Salman said, "Everybody has a past. Does that make you a bad person for life? In my case, there is deliberate malice. When people go after you for something you have not done, it's bad. Next thing you know you are running around courts and people are judging you."

Well, what will happen next in this case, only time will tell.

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