Court To Pronounce Verdict In Salman Khan Arms Act On January 18!
A Jodhpur District session court has fixed January 18, 2017 for announcing its decision on Arms Act Case against Salman Khan. If convicted, Salman Khan could face imprisonment for seven years.
A
case
against
Sultan
star
Salman
Khan
had
been
registered
under
the
Arms
Act
by
the
police
in
October
1998
for
alleged
use
and
possession
of
arms
with
expired
license,
during
an
alleged
poaching
of
two
blackbucks
in
Kankani
village.
The
incident
occurred
during
the
film
shoot
of
Hum
Saath
Saath
Hain
and
the
issue
made
the
headlines.
A
Jodhpur
District
session
court
has
fixed
January
18,
2017
for
announcing
its
decision
on
Arms
Act
Case
against
Salman
Khan.
The
date
for
pronouncing
the
judgement
was
fixed
after
the
court
heard
the
final
arguments
from
both
the
sides
which
were
completed
today
on
January
9.
Magistrate
Dalpat
Singh
Rajpurohit
has
ordered
Salman
Khan
to
be
present
in
the
court
during
the
pronouncement
of
the
order
on
January
18.
The
case
was
filed
by
the
forest
department
in
1998
and
if
convicted,
Salman
Khan
could
face
imprisonment
for
up
to
seven
years.
It's
been
a
long
legal
battle
for
Salman
Khan
on
the
blackbuck
poaching
issue
and
finally
the
legal
battle
might
come
to
an
end
on
January
18,
2017.