What prosecution says in Salman's Hit-n-run case?

The defence had the opportunity to cross examine the witnesses on this point, but they chose to keep quiet and only after the actor disclosed in his statement under 313 of Cr.Pc that Ashok Singh was driving the car, he (Singh) was examined as a defence witness. "Singh is a liar and I pray that action may be taken against him for perjury (giving false evidence). He is a stooge and dummy witness," said Gharat in his written arguments running into 30 pages. The prosecutor further said the actor was under the influence of liquor and his blood test has revealed that the alcohol content was 62 mg per 100 ml sample.