New Delhi: In a latest development in the hit-and-run case involving Bollywood actor Salman Khan, a witness who was injured in the accident, told a court in Mumbai that the actor was driving the vehicle that mowed down people sleeping outside a bakery in 2002.
Kalim Mohammed Iqbal told the court that he had seen Salman getting out of the car after the accident and leave the spot.
The prosecution completed its examination of Iqbal and the defence will conduct its cross-examination on January 17.
Earlier in December 20, Mohammed Muslim Niyat Shaikh, one of the injured, was declared hostile by the prosecution after he said he had not given a statement to police in which he had alleged that Salman was in the car.
Another injured person who was also an eye witness, Mohammed Abdul Kaufshaikh, had told the court on June 30, 2006 that he had not seen Salman getting out of the vehicle that struck him since he was underneath the car.
Khan was accused of killing a person and injuring four others when he rammed his car into a bakery in suburban Bandra on September 28, 2002.
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