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 A court in Jodhpur has served a notice on Bollywood actor Salman Khan for producing a false oath letter in the infamous black buck poaching case and asked him to reply by October 3. Judicial Magistrate Dalpat Singh Rajpurohit served the notice on Saturday after hearing the petitions by prosecution in the court under Section 340. The court asked Salman why shouldn't the court lodge and fight cases against him. The prosecution had earlier petitioned the court to take action against Salman for producing false witnesses under the same section. The court had then served notice on him, to which the actor replied that it happened due to his fault and hectic schedule. The prosecution said the oath letter was false and petitioned the court to put Salman on trial for it under Section 340. Public prosecutor Chiranjilal Mali charged that Salman knew the Mumbai police had not renewed his arms licence. Even after this, Salman lodged a complaint of his "missing licence" in the Bandra police station and produced the copy of it. source:CNNIBN Related StoriesFilm-on-Salman-Khans-black-buck-shooting  Filmmaker Ranjit Sharma has decided to make a movie on Salman Khan's shooting of the endangered black buck that sent the Bollywood hero to prison for 71 hours. The actor is facing trial in a Jodhpur court on charges of killing a black buck and chinkaras while shooting for 'Hum Saath Saath Hain' in 1992. Salman was sentenced to imprisonment in April last year. After spending 71 hours in jail as prisoner number 210, Salman won bail from a higher court. Quaidi Number 210, the movie bas more Licence-case:-Soha-claims-innocence  Claiming innocence in the arms licence case, Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan has sought a personal hearing before the authorities can proceed against her for obtaining a gun licence when underage and ‘misuse’ of the weapon for killing of an endangered black buck. The district administration on Monday recieved the reply to its show cause notice to the actress and will be taking a decision on the matter on Wednesday. "In her reply, Soha Sultan has said she was not at fault in the incident and more Life-in-jail-was-very-scary  Shubha Shetty-Saha I met a very different Salman Khan this time. A tad bit subdued and sounding a whole lot more sensible, Khan was not in his regular crack-joke-a-minute mood. Obviously under the clouds about the 5 year sentence that was given against him in Jodhpur jail, for the black buck case, Salman doesn’t hide his emotions. He says, “Sometimes, I feel I have let down my father. I should have been chilled out earlier like I am now. Those pro more Salman-appears-in-Jodhpur-court  Actor Salman Khan was produced in a court in Jodhpur in connection with the black buck killing case on Monday. Salman appeared in the District and Session court as he had filed an appeal against the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s verdict. Appearing before Judge Govardhan Singh Surana, Salman recorded his presence in the court and left immediately thereafter. Salman's appearance in the court was closely guarded and the court premises was bereft of his admirers. The court will hear both the defe more Salman-to-show-Ali-Taj  Well, actually Salman has just promised to show Ali the Taj when she visits India to promote their comedy film 'Marigold', but knowing how large hearted the actor is, he could well have presented it to her if he had owned it. However, he could never get a monument like the Taj made even for his lady love because that would leave him no time for painting and partying, even chinkara and black buck shoots! & more Salman-denies-rumours-of-Barjatya-film! Together they created magic and shattered many box office records and now we hear murmurs of a possible coming together of Sooraj Barjatya and the original Prem of his successful films like Maine Pyar Kiya, Hum Aapke Hain Koun and Hum Saath Saath Hain. The move has raised many eyebrows in Bollywood, since the two of them haven't worked together after the infamous black buck hunting case haunted the making of their film Hum Saath Saath Hain. And though Sooraj tried unsuccessfully to replace Salman with Hrithik, Abhishek and Shahid he met with limited success, except for his latest Vivah which has been appreciated and is doing well, but again it failed to create the mass hysteria associated with any of the earlier Salman starrers. So will the more Show-cause-notice-to-Salman-for-misleading-court  A Jodhpur court today issued a show-cause notice on Bollywood star Salman Khan for allegedly misleading it while making a statement on oath regarding the license of his weapon in connection with the poaching cases against him. Judicial Magistrate Dalpat Singh Rajpurohit, hearing the case of illegal possession of weapons by the actor, directed him to file a reply on July 10. The directive came after the prosecution told the court that Salman had earlier stated before it that his firearms license was "misplaced" w more Salman-shooting  Shortly after being granted bail by a court in Rajasthan in the black buck hunting case, Bollywood heartthrob Salman Khan has begun shooting for Subhash Ghai's “Yuvraaj”. The filmmaker dons the directorial cap after a gap of many years after ''Kisna''. Shooting for “Yuvraaj'”, being produced under the Mukta Arts Entertainment banner and also featuring Anil Kapoor, Katrina Kaif, Zayed Khan and Boman Irani, began on September 12 with a song sequence at Khandala near Mumbai. The s more Charges-framed-against-Bollywood-stars-in-poaching-case  Eight years after the incident, a local court on Monday framed charges afresh against Bollywood star Salman Khan for hunting two endangered black bucks in Kankani village and against five others including actor Saif Ali Khan for abetting him in the crime. The charges were framed against Salman under Section 51 (hunting) of the Wildlife Protection Act and against filmstars Saif Ali Khan, Tabu, Sonali Bendre, Neelam and local resident Dushyant Singh under Section 52 (abetment) of the Act. Charges under the Indian more -I-would-like-everybody-to-make-movies-along-Doordarshan-guidelines---No-sex-and He’s been called the Bad Boy of filmdom’s reigning Khan trinity. Salman talks to Shekhar Gupta, Editor-in-Chief, The Indian Express on NDTV’s Walk The Talk programme, about weathering the cases and controversies, his kind of films, and being fit. Excerpts from the interface... I notice that you have only grown three years younger. Thank you, Sir. And more muscular. You have been working on yourself. I have just started training again. I remember last time I was pulling your leg about setting a bad example for young people with some of your activities. You said, look it is because you hit the gym and built this body that a lot of youngsters are doing it. Well, that’s true and I have star more |
