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Salman Khan 2002 hit-and-run case timeline: After acquittal, now the appeal

A look at the chronology of events in the 2002 hit-and-run case.

The chronology of events in the 2002 hit-and-run case in which actor Salman Khan is accused.

Following is the chronology of events in the 2002 hit-and-run case in which actor Salman Khan, who was convicted by the trial court, was recently acquitted by the Bombay High Court.

September 28, 2002: Salman’s white-colour Toyata Land Cruiser crashes into American Express Bakery at Hill Road at Bandra killing one person and injuring four others.

2002

Sept 28: Salman Khan’s vehicle mows down one person, injures four others. Khan arrested, later released on bail.
Oct: Police invoke Section 304-II of IPC i.e culpable homicide not amounting to murder.
Oct 7: Khan surrenders, arrested.
Oct 24: Khan released on bail.

2003

March: Khan challenges application of Section 304-II in sessions court.
May: Sessions court rejects plea.
June: Khan moves Bombay HC, which says Section 304-II not applicable.
Oct : Maharashtra government challenges Bombay HC order in Supreme Court.
Dec: SC says magistrate court may decide whether Section 304-II can be applied.

2012

Dec: Magistrate court adds Section 304-II, sends case to sessions court.

2013

July 24: Sessions court frames charges against Khan under culpable homicide not amounting to murder.
Nov 19: Khan pleads for fresh trial.
Dec 5: Fresh trial ordered.

2015

May 6: Trial court finds Salman Khan guilty and sentences him to five years’ imprisonment.
July: HC begins hearing case
December 10: Bombay High Court acquits Salman Khan
December 23: Maharashtra government decides to appeal against actor’s acquittal

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