Black buck case: Court strikes down Salman's plea to reexamine witnesses

May 14, 2015 14:33

A Jodhpur Court has struck down Salman Khan's plea to re-examine three witnesses under the Arms Act in the black buck poaching case.

Salman recorded his statement before the Jodhpur Court last month to say he was innocent. He further added that he is being framed over the illegal arms case in connection with black buck poaching.

The actor has been accused of using an unlicensed weapon to poach two blackbucks during the shooting of a film in 1998.

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