Police mysteriously lost records in Salman Khan hit-and-run trial

The criminal trial against actor Salman Khan, who allegedly killed a pavement dweller when driving while drunk more than a decade ago, has hit a new roadblock with the police telling the court that its case diaries have disappeared. In addition, only seven out of 63 original witness statements were traceable, though true copies still existed. The documents were lost, according to the police, after the case was moved out of the magistrate’s court to the sessions court, after the magistrate decided that the higher court would have to examine a culpable homicide not amounting to murder charge.

Khan’s defence lawyer srikant Shivade argued that only original witness statements could be used in court; the prosecution claimed that true copies would suffice, reported the PTI.

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DBS 22 Aug 2014, 06:22
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...made to disappear ??!!
hubba 22 Aug 2014, 12:07
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Devil must have stolen for Kicks!
Sanjay Dutt 22 Aug 2014, 14:01
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Isnt it all planned? First have retrial after a decade and then recall all witnesses then make some witnesses go hostile if not missing and then wallah, lose some material evidence. Hey hey Someone Khan is going scott-free! Lets not waste time. Make it legal to buy the judiciary and police. Support free-evidence.org