Will Salman ever regret that he killed a person?

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briahna

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Posted: 10 years ago

#31

dogs tail always curved, never straight!

regrets...if there was any, he would have surrendered himself by now.

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Jesmina

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Posted: 10 years ago

#32

Whatever makes you happy...
If you think he doesn't regret good for you...

If you think he is regretting then even better...

No one knows except himself, so your question stay as a"?"

Edited by -WhatSoEver- - 10 years ago

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Kulfii.

@Kulfii.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: SRK-BEBO
accidents happen every day sadly, people regret daily for their mistakes.
But drunken accidents are labeled as crimes only fan girl will not understand.

Then only cowards run from a situation where an accident happen with out helping the need, thats another thing fan girls cant understand.

Very true.And the fate of Ravindra Patil. He was 'Human' too. Bhai failed to realize that.

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1023720

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Posted: 10 years ago

#34

Fangirls and their silly logic to defend a criminal 🤪

Dude or should I say buddha needs to be jailed and punished for his crime and for taking away someone's precious life. It might not be precious for a big gun like him, but a human life has be taken and can never be replenished. Criminals need to be behind the bars than given stupid excuses for their crime.

P.S: Yup, Karma's a bitch.

Edited by Fiery.Fawkes - 10 years ago

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REST EASY PERRY

@Beautyful_Mess

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Posted: 10 years ago

#35

@Luvbolly

I also don't know how the Indian system works
I live in the states and that's the law here..
Drunk driving is not called murders here even after the jury finds them guilty..
I don't think anyone is getting my point here therefore I'm done discussing it..
Whatever pleases everyone.
I know how the law here works and I was talking in that sense only..

Here people are name calling members for simply disagreeing with them or having a different opinion..

What's the need the people on this forum have that everyone shld agree with them..it's like no two people can talk peacefully..

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Sano

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Posted: 10 years ago

#36

honestly agar prove hogaya then jail to hai..

just liek my bro who was killed by a danes who stabbed him several times in d heart with a fish cutting knife.. tht man was arrested very next day and is rotting in jail since 25th april 2014 inshallah now the court hearing with me in our favour as the police officer said when i talked with him on phone tht . the man wont be out till he gets his punishment.. its either 10 or 13 yrs not sure yet..

Originally posted by: OrganizedChaos

It is more because he is scared of the 10 year jail term that may come any time.

To regret the death of an innocent, he would have to value that life, which he does not, and it was proved the night he ran away like a coward. Not just that, he took away the career, love and life of Ravindra Patil, he had to die a lonely death - even his own family weren't by his side during his death - that's the most miserable and cruel way of letting someone die, and he ought be punished a lot more severely for the latter than the former crime; because that wasn't even manslaughter, it was murder.

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hellz

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Posted: 10 years ago

#37

All these charity and everything is due to that

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Gubbara.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#38

accidents galti se ho jate hai. Par thappad toh galti se nahi lagti ? aur na hi bachche galti se paida hote hai😆😆

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Deviant_Pixel

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Posted: 10 years ago

#39

His regret doesn't mean anything to the families of the people who died. It is a sad state of affairs when people revere a man who is responsible for the death of so many.

A murderer is one who plans a crime with intent. Ofcourse he didn't have the intent to kill those people. But he made a decision that night, that his need to put others life in jeopardy and drive under the influence trumped the lives he had endangered. He didn't stop to think that and didn't even stop to help them even after he ran them over. That was a conscious decision made by him. All the terminologies in the word can't absolve him of that.

Maybe he wasn't a murderer at the time when it happened, but after what happened to the police constable he is a murderer because he took every step to cover up his crimes , even though he knows he is wrong.

No amount of charity can help you if your hands are full of blood. Shame on him and more shame on people who put him on a pedestal. These are the role models for the youth of India.