Salman Khan summoned by Court

The law finally catches up with actor Salman Khan in the case hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian in 2002. A court in Mumbai, according to sources, the actor called on December 27 to answer questions relating to the presentation of false testimony caused a delay in the trial. The actor, who was driving under the influence of alcohol has killed one person and injured four others when his SUV crashed a trail in Bandra. Apart from Salman, Senior Inspector of Police, Bandra police station was also convened by Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Bandra, Vasant Patil. The court opined Salman and the police on the basis of the complaint filed by lawyer-activist Abha Singh, stating that the police had falsified documents and evidence in order to save the actor in the case. Salman was charged with driving with rash and negligence. Singh said that the police presented false testimony in the case of delay the trial, which has severely affected his schedule at least four years. Salman, who has been exempted from making personal appearances in the case, is accused in the complaint process and influence the handling of the investigation to save. The court will now hear the case on December 27. Former public servant and activist lawyer, Abha Singh, who filed the complaint said: "These people while allegations often argued that there is no point pursuing cases before the Court, because it leads to nothing. This Summons by the Court clearly shows that the belief of these people make claims and do not go to the Court is wrong. courts do not produce results. '