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Constable Ravindra Patil, the prime witness in the hit-and-run case involving Bollywood star Salman Khan, has told a city court he was unsure if the actor was drunk when his Land Cruiser rammed into a bakery in Western Mumbai killing one person and wounding four others in 2002.
Deposing before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate J B Pankhe at suburban Bandra yesterday, Patil said when Salman came out of the pub on that fateful night he looked normal.
Patil, who was Salman's bodyguard, said a few minutes prior to incident on September 28, 2002, the actor had been talking to him.
While trying to avoid dashing into a roadside pole, Salman rammed his 'Land Cruiser' into a bakery at Pali Hill in Bandra, an upmarket western suburb, Patil told the court.
Cross examination by the defence advocate Dipesh Mehta will continue today.
Deposing before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate J B Pankhe at suburban Bandra yesterday, Patil said when Salman came out of the pub on that fateful night he looked normal.
Patil, who was Salman's bodyguard, said a few minutes prior to incident on September 28, 2002, the actor had been talking to him.
While trying to avoid dashing into a roadside pole, Salman rammed his 'Land Cruiser' into a bakery at Pali Hill in Bandra, an upmarket western suburb, Patil told the court.
Cross examination by the defence advocate Dipesh Mehta will continue today.
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