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2002 hit-and-run case: B-Town prays for Salman Khan
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Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, who reached Sessions Court here on Wednesday morning, ahead of the verdict for the 2002 hit-and-run case, has the support of his family and fellow fraternity members including Farah Khan and Sanjay Gupta.
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, who reached Sessions Court here on Wednesday morning, ahead of the verdict for the 2002 hit-and-run case, has the support of his family and fellow fraternity members including Farah Khan and Sanjay Gupta.
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The B-town celebrities took to Twitter to pray for the superstar:
Farah Khan tweeted: "In Dubai.. But thoughts n prayers are still in Mumbai with @BeingSalmanKhan n his family.
In another tweet, Sanjay Gupta said: "All you self righteous pricks, just because I empathize with Salman and his family who I know dearly doesn't mean I am against the victims.
"Today is a day that can go either ways for the Khan family so what is the harm in standing by them? Doesn't make you a loser. Yes the victims & their families suffered but it was an accident damn it. Salman & his family have also suffered. Its unfortunate for both," the tweet added.
Arpita Khan Sharma tweeted: "Today is a big day for us & we know we are not alone.Thank you for your Dua's , love & support always. God bless!"
Satish Kaushik's tweet said: "All prayers for @BeingSalmanKhan ..May God give him happiness and joy all the way..Jai Mahasar Maa."
Neil Nitin Mukesh tweeted: "All me prayers with @BeingSalmanKhan bhai. One of the finest human beings I know. Pray!!!!!"
Pritish Nandy tweeted: "I have known @BeingSalmanKhan for many years now, as a friend. May he have the fortitude to face his destiny today.
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ernment has opened up almost every sector for investment, he said, adding that whether it is domestic or international "there is an additionality of investment".
"We are trying as far as possible to ease our processes and when I say ease our processes, environment clearances are much faster, infrastructure projects are now pushed, people don't get harassed, there is no single whisper of corruption," he added.
On Goods and Services Tax (GST), Jaitley said, there is broadly consensus on the issue.
"I have convened several meetings of state finance ministers. I have spoken to most political parties and broadly there is a large consensus," he said.
"At the end of the day, it benefits the states. It's going to benefit India's GDP. It's going to facilitate a seamless transfer of goods and services across the country. It will increase quantum of tax collection, it will reduce harassment," he said.
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