Just a couple of days after Salman Khan claimed he was neither drunk nor driving on the day his Land Cruiser rammed into a bakery at Bandra, The Bollywood Superstar's Driver Ashok Singh told the Mumbai Sessions Court that he himself drove the ill-fated car on that night.
Statement of Ashok Singh is new twist in the 2002 Hit-and-Run case. It needs no brilliance to guess it was actually Salman Khan who was driving the vehicle on the day of accident.
Jokes on Salman went viral on Social Media soon after Today's development. Have a blast - "Salman Khan fans have been completely fooled. It was not Salman Khan, but actually his driver, who had been acting in all those hit movies".
Salman Khan is facing the charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the hit-and-run case. He would be receiving a maximum punishment of 10 Years in prison if proven guilty. Cases were booked against him for rash/negligent driving and causing minor/major injuries under Section 304 A, 279, 337, 338 and 427 of IPC.
Statement of Ashok Singh is new twist in the 2002 Hit-and-Run case. It needs no brilliance to guess it was actually Salman Khan who was driving the vehicle on the day of accident.
Jokes on Salman went viral on Social Media soon after Today's development. Have a blast - "Salman Khan fans have been completely fooled. It was not Salman Khan, but actually his driver, who had been acting in all those hit movies".
Salman Khan is facing the charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder in the hit-and-run case. He would be receiving a maximum punishment of 10 Years in prison if proven guilty. Cases were booked against him for rash/negligent driving and causing minor/major injuries under Section 304 A, 279, 337, 338 and 427 of IPC.