The charges pressed for rioting and endangering the lives of the people against Shah Rukh Khan during the promotion of his 2017 release film Raees continue even after the petitioner seek withdrawal of the case. SRK was on-board a train when the incident happened in Kota. The actor, in order to promote his crime thriller, travelled from Mumbai to New Delhi in the August Kranti Rajdhani Express on January 23-24 the same year. A stampede-like situation was created at the Kota Railway Station in Rajasthan, when the train halted at 6 in the morning. The fans turned euphoric when the superstar threw gifts for them, thereby causing heavy damage to the public property. Shah Rukh Khan Might Do a Crucial Role in Salman Khan-Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Film And We Wonder If Priyanka Chopra is a Part of it Too?

A case against the Dilwale actor was registered by railway vendor Vikram Singh, whose trolley was broken, under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) including 147: rioting, 149: unlawful assembly, 160: affray, 427: mischief causing damage, 120B: criminal conspiracy, Section 3 of prevention of damage of public property, 145: drunkenness and nuisance and 146: obstructing railway employees from their duties of the Railways Act 1989. SRK had filed a petition seeking annulment of the FIR against him. Salman Khan's Next With Sanjay Leela Bhansali is on the Lines of Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam?.

Despite the complainant, on Wednesday, informed the court that he did not wish to pursue the case further, the public prosecutor Sher Singh Mehla denied his plea saying that the petitioner could no longer decide the case as it involved loss of public property. The prosecutor further added that the GRP has found Shah Rukh guilty of rioting and endangering life and personal safety of others in its report. The case will hold its next hearing on May 28.

 

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