Arms Act Case : Salman Khan’s ‘Revision Petition’ admitted by court

Salman Khan‘s Arms Act Case has taken a new turn now. A Jodhpur court has called for the record of the subordinate court regarding the case relating to illegal possession and use of arms by Salman Khan. This is done on behalf of Salman’s application, demanding re-examination of five witnesses of the case.

District and Sessions Judge Manoj Kumar Vyas, has admitted to the revision petition moved by Salman for hearing. He further ordered summons of the record from the court of chief judicial magistrate and posted the matter on May 1 for detailed hearing.

Salman and a few other Bollywood actors were accused of poaching black-bucks on October 1-2, 1998, during the shooting of Hindi movie “Hum Saath Saath Hain”. Salman was accused of carrying and using illegal arms.

Salman Khan’s lawyer Hastimal Sarswat confirmed the news and said, “The district court has admitted our revision petition for hearing and the next date of hearing has been fixed on May 1.”

The court has asked Salman to remain present before the court on April 29 for recording of his statement.