Petitioner

Karamchand Kandasamy R

Counsel for Petition

Karamchand Kandasamy R

Accused

High Court of Mumbai

Salman Khan

Supreme Court of India

Tribunal Bench

Court No XI Metropolitan Magistrate Court

The Petitioner humbly submits that the name of the petitioner is Karamchand Kandasamy R.

He is a 1st year student in a reputed law school in India. He is from a well educated family

whose members are active in social service. Being a citizen of the Great nation India the

petitioner has never failed to contribute for Social service activities. He will whole heartedly

dedicate his life for the well being of the great nation India.

The petitioner humbly submits that he is under mental depression after knowing that the

Honourable High Court of Mumbai has granted bail hurriedly for Bollywood Super Star

Salman Khan who was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment by the Sessions Court of Mumbai

in the 13 year old Hit and Run case in which he ran over five people with his car, killing one

and severely injuring the other four.

Salman Khan had run over a group of people who were sleeping in front of a suburban

bakery on the pavement on 28th September, 2002. He had allegedly rammed his Toyota Land

Cruiser into American Express Bakery on Hill Road junction in Bandra. He was charged of

homicide, but later dropped. On 24th July 2013, he was formally charged with culpable

homicide again. On 6th May 2015, Salman Khan was found guilty of all charges in the case.

The Honourable Sessions Court of Mumbai concluded that Salman was under the influence

of alcohol causing the death of one and serious injury to four others. The Sessions Court

judge DW Deshpande convicted the actor for homicide not amounting to murder and

sentenced him to Five years in prison.

Later on the same day, the Honourable High Court of Mumbai granted him interim bail and

on 8th May the Honourable High Court of Mumbai suspended his prison sentence. Moreover

Salman Khan's driver was arrested and the death of Police Constable Ravindhra Patil remains

a mystery. This makes the people of India doubt the Credibility and Honesty of the Indian

Judiciary System.

Thus the petitioner humbly requests the Honourable Supreme Court of India, the only hope of

the victims to intervene in this issue and cancel Salman Khan's Bail granted by the

Honourable High Court of Mumbai and sentence him to 5 Years in prison as convicted by the

Sessions Court of Mumbai. The petitioner also believes that the Supreme Court of India will

do justice to the Victims.