Nagpur: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Chhagan Bhujbal on October 5 said the Mumbai police would review on October 7 the investigations into the case of alleged rash driving by actor Salman Khan that led to the death of one person and left four others injured.

The meeting "will review the investigations conducted so far and also take into consideration the report of joint commissioner of police (JCP) Javed Ahmad, who was leading the probe into the accident and subsequent police action", Bhujbal, who also holds Home portfolio, said in Nagpur.

The Deputy Chief Minister was at Nagpur to attend a meeting on security arrangements during the forthcoming 'Navratri' festival in the city.

Bhujbal said that JCP Ahmad's report would be submitted by October 7 and any lapses on part of police would also be looked into.

He said Salman had failed to produce his driving license before September 30 as assured by the actor to the investigating officials at the time of his arrest. However, he failed to do so, which "implies he does not have a driving license", Bhujbal added.

Three regional transport authority officers were looking into records and one of them had already denied having issued any such driving licence in the name of the actor, the Deputy Chief Minister added.

PTI