Mumbai:
No
matter
what
good
he's
trying
to
do
these
days,
the
ghost
of
his
past
doesn't
seem
to
leave
him
free
at
all.
Yes,
we're
talking
about
superstar
Salman
Khan
and
his
2002
'Caarnama'.
According
to
the
media
reports,
a
local
court
has
apparently
rejected
Salman's
application
seeking
permission
to
sell
a
car
involved
in
the
2002
hit-and-run
case
that
claimed
a
life.
In
2002,
Khan
ran
his
Land
Cruiser
over
some
pavement
dwellers
in
Mumbai,
killing
one
and
causing
serious
injuries
to
three
persons.
A
leading
daily
reported,
early
this
year
that
Salman
had
filed
an
application
in
the
Bandra
metropolitan
court
seeking
to
sell
his
car
as
it
was
expensive
to
maintain
and
he
did
not
need
it
anymore.
The
daily
reported,
the
court
yesterday
rejected
the
application
as
the
car
is
an
evidence
in
the
case
and
the
trial
is
not
yet
over.
Reportedly,
the
actor
was
booked
on
the
charge
of
culpable
homicide
not
amounting
to
murder.
The
application
sought
the
application
of
Section
304
II
of
the
Indian
Penal
Code.
Under
this
section,
the
case
will
be
tried
in
the
sessions
court
and
for
which
the
maximum
punishment
is
10
years.
Well,
we
hope
the
court
doesn't
throw
the
actor
behind
the
bars.