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The Supreme Court this Wednesday morning set aside the Rajasthan High Court order keeping in suspension conviction of actor Salman Khan in the infamous Black Buck case.
“We have filed an SLP (Special Leave Petition) in the court challenging the stay of conviction granted by the High Court of Rajasthan. That has been allowed by the Supreme Court today, and we in the same reference, set two grounds. First, that it is against the rule of law and that has been upheld by the court. And, it has granted our leave,” Varun Punia, the state government’s lawyer, was quoted by DNA India. “As per this order, he will not be able to travel abroad, but can put forward his request,” the news portal further quoted. The Supreme court has asked the High Court to further consider Salman’s plea on the issue.
The online newspaper further added that the Rajasthan government had approached the apex court against the High Court order which had, on last November 12, stayed his 2006 conviction in the case and paved the way for him to get a UK visa. It is said that under the UK immigration rules, if a person is convicted for more than four years, he/she will not be eligible for a visa.
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