The law perhaps have prevented a philanthropic person like Salman from giving money to the victims or their families. Otherwise, guilty or not, Salman would have provided them with financial support.
As per news in HT, he did not run away. He was being beaten up by several people and was then rescued by someone knowing him and was sent away in a taxi. His rescuer did not get any smell of alcohol from him. Wonder how the blood test conducted much later was even considered in the trial.
Re: Salman is a good man with a big heart'
by hoimontikac chakraborty on May 08, 2015 11:49 AM
HajiMastaBawa, Veerappan, Dawood, had they done any kind of service towards society? Had they helped children with diability ? Had they helped old people who are thrown out of home by their children? You are comparing those underworld dons with Salman because of an accident ???? This shows the level of immaturity you have and how poisonous your mind is.
Re: Re: Salman is a good man with a big heart'
by BhaghChilkaBhagh on May 08, 2015 01:40 PM
agree wid ur emotions. but ever know what these 3 did for the needy & poor? go, do some research.
and what do u mean 'because of an accident'??? when u drive, its an accident. when u drink & drive, its pureGrandMasti. shows how MoreThanMatured u r.
Re: Re: Salman is a good man with a big heart'
by mandook raj on May 10, 2015 07:32 AM
Glorification of a criminal even if he has done some good work is obnoxious and condemnable
Re: salman' big heart
by Mainbola on May 08, 2015 09:49 AM
U r absolutely right. Law should be equal for everybody.
It is very good that the judge is even taking action against Salman's driver for claiming he was driving, he will be prosecuted for perjury - lying in court.
But if law is equal for all, why is there no action against HRD minister Smriti Irani who has twice lied in affidavits about her educational qualification twice - Is that not an offence?
Re: salman' big heart
by monojit b on May 08, 2015 12:15 PM
As per news in HT, he did not run away. He was being beaten up by several people and was then rescued by someone knowing him and sent away in a taxi. His rescuer did not get any smell any alcohol from him. Wonder how the blood test conducted later was even considered in the trial.
Re: Re: salman' big heart
by mandook raj on May 10, 2015 07:37 AM
whether he does it intentionally or not, the act is criminal and he should get ten years not five years of jail. If three years is the norm as some supporters of Salman have argued, why does the provision in law state ten years? HAS OUR hONBLE sc STATED ANYWHERE THAT EVEN THO LAW PRESCRIBES TEN YEARS MAXIMUM, IT SHOULD NOT BE AWARDED, SPECIALLY TO PEOPLE OF SALMAN STATUS?
