Courts permit Salman to go abroad for film shooting

Jodhpur, Sep 13: Two lower courts here have permitted accused film star Salman Khan to go abroad from September 26-30 for the shooting of a film.

Salman's counsel Hastimal Saraswat in the Kankani Black Buck poaching case had petitioned that the actor be permitted to go to Bangkok for a film shooting from September 26-30 before Magistrate Govardhan Singh Surana at the District and Sessions court and also before Judicial Magistrate Dalpat Singh Purohit.

Both the courts permitted Salman to proceed for shooting but asked him to inform the courts when he was return to India.

These two courts had permitted Salman to go abroad from September 14-24. The district and Sessions Court would hold the hearings of the appeal petitions filed against the punishment verdicts of two poaching cases on September 25. So as a rule Salman will have to be present in person in the court on September 25 while his appeals are being heard. The courts said he can go abroad after that.

Salman will be shooting for David Dhawan's film 'Partner' in Bangkok.

UNI