Originally posted by: sana.abraham
Salman wont open his mouth agaisnt others..because theres no proof..infact theres no proof agaisnt Salman either....
everything was based on 1 drivers statement..
in most cases...1 persons statement..that too knowing this person changed his statement soon after..would mean too little proof to convict someone for 5 years..but not in this case...how come?
its unlikely the driver would be pressurized after...why would anyone from Salmans side pressurize a driver AFTER he gave a statement?..if the news of that leaks out...Salman for sure would be at taunted and tarnished..nobody takes those steps at this point in time...it makes more sense to bribe someone before they have to give a statement about you..and also..Salman's lawyers knew that the court wouldnt listen to the 2nd statement by the driver from a very long time..so why would they make him give a 2nd statement?...the courts been pulling stunts on this case ever since it began...such as not taking into account a lot of other facts which are key elements..as in another statement by another man..who dissapeared after his testifying agaisnt Salman...and never reported to court for cross examination or anything else..even after having recieved notice after notice...these things say a lot....anyway ive been advised not to say too much info on this specially over the net....so i wont...but all i know is that...the law surely dissapointed in this case....its not a fair case..when looked at legally that is..leave all the emotions and stuff out..legally its not a fair deal....and most definately...justice wasn't served...only arrogancy/contradiction and aggresion was....but Salman will appeal and inshallah he'll get a fair treatment...because this is just pathetic..but what more can you expected out of the Jodhpur court anyway..after all the injustice they've been doing for the past month..and then proving their own stupidity by putting out obvious personal attack statements....this is what happens when too much power is given to a system that cant put it to proper use.
This type of changing statement happened before also, in the 'Bakery-case", where the girl denied whatever she admitted previously. Since she was later paid a huge amount as a bribe. So, you never know.
And what's the point? Just because Salman is a celebrity he will be exempted from the punishment? Though 5 yrs term seems too much. Whatever it is, Salman is not innocent. If we are civilized citizens of a country we have to follow the rules and regulations. A black buck/Chinkara is a very rare species, it is on the verge of being extinct from the world(koi gaye-bhayas nahin). And we need to protect this rare species. And if others are also involved, I believe they should also be punished.
Originally posted by: Aparna_BD
When i hear people supporting Salman Khan only because he is a famous actor many people love .They pull out arguments to support and justify his actions :
1) Others did it and did not get punished . So why should he. First punish others then him.
2)He did this way back , so in time if you are not caught ......that crime should become null and void .....as if it did not happen.
3) Kill a deer isn't such a big deal ....we should concentrate on bigger crimes.
4) His deer killing crime doesn't make sense , he should have been punished for the road accident
5) Yaar how will we watch his films.
6) yaaar how will we watch his concert.
7) Its a conspiracy to malign a famous persons name , The Goverment has a gruge against famous people.
A Brother's anguish….. In Jodhpur Sohail Khan speaks To Subhash K Jha
Sohail hasn't slept much in the last two days. His star-brother Salman
Khan is in trouble….yet again. And it looks like serious trouble.
Sohail has been in consultation with lawyers all night. "They're
competent and they know what they're doing. But they're helpless. With
due respects to the law, our lawyers think the five-year sentence is
unjust.
Our lawyers don't know what's a happening. If it was a three-year sentence, the honorable judge himself could've granted bail.
He
pronounced his sentence at 1.30 pm when the sessions court had already
closed….It all seems strange…and now the hearing for the bail has been
postponed for tomorrow. I can't understand this."
Sohail met Salman on Tuesday. "He's all right…he's all right….He's in
good health…and yes, he's eating. It's my mom we're worried about.
After she heard the sentence she couldn't take it.
She
was expecting the bail today (Wednesday). Now we don't know how to
break the postponement to her. She can't bear the thought that
Salmanbhai is helpless in jail.
The entire Khan clan is under tremendous pressure. He sighs deeply.
"It's really sad. But because of who my brother is, they want to make
an example out of him. Why such a harsh punishment for him? Do they
want to set a precedent ?. Till date no one has been granted such a
punishment for similar incidents …"
Sohail's voice gets edgy. "My brother even went to jail for an accident case. An accident cannot be considered a crime."
There's an anguished silence. "I know he doesn't speak up in the press.
But that's the way he is. He doesn't open up to anybody. Does that give
anyone the right to hunt him down for offences that are not granted
such severe sentences in other cases?
Right now it's become like a power game. 'Let's hunt this boy down.
Let's bring him down to his knees.' Please, let my brother be! He's
suffered enough. And we're suffering with him."
Sohail protests
about the lack of space in the Khan household at this time of crisis.
"My mom was being taken to the hospital. But there was no room for the
ambulance to move.
The lack of sensitivity when someone is in distress …that's completely
not understandable. Anything could've happened to our mother.
Fortunately she's fine."
He pauses to reflect. "What do thet want? Do they really want
Salmanbhai to to go to jail for five years? Will that make them happy?
From what we see it seems some people are working towards putting him
in.
If, God forbid, tomorrow he's locked away they'll say,
it's a very harsh punishment because producers and films are suffering.
But what about us, what about Salmanbhai? Does anyone know what we're
going through? I'd request some amount of restrain."
Sighs Sohail, "When people say, treat Salman like any ordinary citizen
we say, please do. Because right now he is being treated much worse
than any ordinary citizen. Why is he being made into an example?
And if he's being made into an example is everyone in a black buck case
going to go to prison and is everyone involved in a road accident going
to go to jail? Chalo theek hai…aapne Salman-bhai ko andar kiya. Ab sab
ko karo."
Sohail will remain in Jodhpur until further
development. "I'm here with my sister. I'm all right. Today I was
disappointed when the bail please was rejected. But that's okay.
Tomorrow is another day. Salmanbhai will survive."
But don't get me wrong here, its good that Salman is announced "guilty" for his crime because now he'll learn from his mistakes and change for the better. But I really don't think a person needs 5 whole years to realize that. They can realize the damage they have caused in far less.
[/QUOTE] by |iami5o4|
I agree with your last statement. But as I read in some article, someone suggested that instead of the jail term Salman and others(involved)should promote the growth of that endangered species, since he is convicted of the crime of killing.
by |iami5o4|Originally posted by: Pradarshak
But don't get me wrong here, its good that Salman is announced "guilty" for his crime because now he'll learn from his mistakes and change for the better. But I really don't think a person needs 5 whole years to realize that. They can realize the damage they have caused in far less.
I agree with your last statement. But as I read in some article, someone suggested that instead of the jail term Salman and others(involved)should promote the growth of that endangered species, since he is convicted of the crime of killing.
[/QUOTE] omg dont say that, plzzz....he is innocnt
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