Justice has the habit of catching up so late that people start wishing away justice and developing sympathy for the guilty. Justice delivered after 13 years of occurrence of the grievous misdeed of Salman Khan is a classic example.
The 2002 hit-and-run case perhaps marked a watershed in the actor's life. He is supposed to have become philanthropic after that. His brethren and sistren in Bollywood have expressed their support to him though it is difficult to know how sincere their support is. Non-expression of support may anger the actor.
The sessions judge has upheld all the charges including culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Salman Khan has not confessed and even after the judgment, he told the judge that though he was not driving the vehicle, he would abide by what the judge said. His driver, Ashok Singh, in a belated move 'confessed' that he was driving the vehicle when the tragic incident occurred. Ashok Singh should be tried for perjury so that it will deter others from resorting to this ruse. Could Ashok Singh have been so masochistic in the absence of consideration from the actor?
'Able' lawyers are of course (off course may be more meaningful) there to keep Salman Khan away from prison.
The 2002 hit-and-run case perhaps marked a watershed in the actor's life. He is supposed to have become philanthropic after that. His brethren and sistren in Bollywood have expressed their support to him though it is difficult to know how sincere their support is. Non-expression of support may anger the actor.
The sessions judge has upheld all the charges including culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Salman Khan has not confessed and even after the judgment, he told the judge that though he was not driving the vehicle, he would abide by what the judge said. His driver, Ashok Singh, in a belated move 'confessed' that he was driving the vehicle when the tragic incident occurred. Ashok Singh should be tried for perjury so that it will deter others from resorting to this ruse. Could Ashok Singh have been so masochistic in the absence of consideration from the actor?
'Able' lawyers are of course (off course may be more meaningful) there to keep Salman Khan away from prison.
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