Why? Is he so special?

Rishi wrote:Mahesh Bhatt @MaheshNBhatt

Heart Broken: Just heard that Sanjay Dutt has to go to jail for 5 years. I expected mercy! Alas it did not happen.

Vidya Bagchi wrote: Psst upps. You are mixing them up.

Car killing - salman khan
93 blast ak 47 - Sanjay Dutt

Uppili wrote:

Rishi wrote:Mahesh Bhatt @MaheshNBhatt

Heart Broken: Just heard that Sanjay Dutt has to go to jail for 5 years. I expected mercy! Alas it did not happen.

ONLY 5 years ? for killing innocent poor people tying to get some sleep? driving his car on the pavement under influence?

How about islamic Shariat law for drinking and killing for this closet musalman? He should have been given 50 public lashes and then thrown in the slammer for 30 years.

doofus_maximus wrote:

Uppili wrote:

Rishi wrote:Mahesh Bhatt @MaheshNBhatt

Heart Broken: Just heard that Sanjay Dutt has to go to jail for 5 years. I expected mercy! Alas it did not happen.

ONLY 5 years ? for killing innocent poor people tying to get some sleep? driving his car on the pavement under influence?

How about islamic Shariat law for drinking and killing for this closet musalman? He should have been given 50 public lashes and then thrown in the slammer for 30 years.

easy big fella..
read before ranting..

Uppili wrote:

Rishi wrote:Mahesh Bhatt @MaheshNBhatt

Heart Broken: Just heard that Sanjay Dutt has to go to jail for 5 years. I expected mercy! Alas it did not happen.

ONLY 5 years ? for killing innocent poor people tying to get some sleep? driving his car on the pavement under influence?

How about islamic Shariat law for drinking and killing for this closet musalman? He should have been given 50 public lashes and then thrown in the slammer for 30 years.

nevada wrote:Anybody remember the specifics of Yakub Memon's case? Allegedly his brother Tiger was the mastermind. Yakub was on the lam for a few years and came back to India seemingly on his own accord, perhaps induced by promises that he would be treated leniently.
But now he has been given the death sentence because apparently he was one of the ‘driving spirit’ behind the plan. Is he really guilty or just conveniently turned into chief villain since the real chief villains are out of reach and untouchable?

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Exactly. It's a national shame that after all these years, India has not been able to lay a finger on the real masterminds.

And all this ruckus over Sunjay Dutt - for shame, that's a minor side-show being given so much importance by the state prosecutors just to distract attention from the government's failings. What is Dutt's crime? That moron went and procured an AK56 like many other morons in the film industry did at the time. And he spent time in prison for that crime. It had nothing to do with the '93 blasts. So what sense did it make to lump his case with the '93 accused, other than to distract and dissemble??

Captain Bhankas wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Exactly. It's a national shame that after all these years, India has not been able to lay a finger on the real masterminds.

And all this ruckus over Sunjay Dutt - for shame, that's a minor side-show being given so much importance by the state prosecutors just to distract attention from the government's failings. What is Dutt's crime? That moron went and procured an AK56 like many other morons in the film industry did at the time. And he spent time in prison for that crime. It had nothing to do with the '93 blasts. So what sense did it make to lump his case with the '93 accused, other than to distract and dissemble??

i once wrote to (late) varsha bhosle and asked her about her anger for sanjay dutt (she had written a piece on him on rediff). her response was - although sanjay dutt had no active role to play in the serial blasts, he knew something was afoot and didn't alert the authorities.

nevada wrote:Friends don't snitch on friends, right? Considering that he is not a bright light, how the heck would he have known the magnitude of that "something"? He is a fool and has been used - then and now.

nevada wrote:

Captain Bhankas wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Exactly. It's a national shame that after all these years, India has not been able to lay a finger on the real masterminds.

And all this ruckus over Sunjay Dutt - for shame, that's a minor side-show being given so much importance by the state prosecutors just to distract attention from the government's failings. What is Dutt's crime? That moron went and procured an AK56 like many other morons in the film industry did at the time. And he spent time in prison for that crime. It had nothing to do with the '93 blasts. So what sense did it make to lump his case with the '93 accused, other than to distract and dissemble??

i once wrote to (late) varsha bhosle and asked her about her anger for sanjay dutt (she had written a piece on him on rediff). her response was - although sanjay dutt had no active role to play in the serial blasts, he knew something was afoot and didn't alert the authorities.

Friends don't snitch on friends, right? Considering that he is not a bright light, how the heck would he have known the magnitude of that "something"? He is a fool and has been used - then and now.

Rishi wrote:Mahesh Bhatt @MaheshNBhatt

Heart Broken: Just heard that Sanjay Dutt has to go to jail for 5 years. I expected mercy! Alas it did not happen.

Captain Bhankas wrote:

nevada wrote:Friends don't snitch on friends, right? Considering that he is not a bright light, how the heck would he have known the magnitude of that "something"? He is a fool and has been used - then and now.

i have a theory which i may write about when i am home.

how do you think he was used? if anything, he used his contacts to buy a weapon or two from this gang. ain't as if they stored RDX in his apartment or something.

nevada wrote:Anybody remember the specifics of Yakub Memon's case? Allegedly his brother Tiger was the mastermind. Yakub was on the lam for a few years and came back to India seemingly on his own accord, perhaps induced by promises that he would be treated leniently.
But now he has been given the death sentence because apparently he was one of the ‘driving spirit’ behind the plan. Is he really guilty or just conveniently turned into chief villain since the real chief villains are out of reach and untouchable?

Kris wrote:

nevada wrote:

Captain Bhankas wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:Exactly. It's a national shame that after all these years, India has not been able to lay a finger on the real masterminds.

And all this ruckus over Sunjay Dutt - for shame, that's a minor side-show being given so much importance by the state prosecutors just to distract attention from the government's failings. What is Dutt's crime? That moron went and procured an AK56 like many other morons in the film industry did at the time. And he spent time in prison for that crime. It had nothing to do with the '93 blasts. So what sense did it make to lump his case with the '93 accused, other than to distract and dissemble??

i once wrote to (late) varsha bhosle and asked her about her anger for sanjay dutt (she had written a piece on him on rediff). her response was - although sanjay dutt had no active role to play in the serial blasts, he knew something was afoot and didn't alert the authorities.

Isn't Priya Dutt an MP ?

accomplices are as guilty as the doers.

Friends don't snitch on friends, right? Considering that he is not a bright light, how the heck would he have known the magnitude of that "something"? He is a fool and has been used - then and now.

>>>Yeah. The guy is not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer. I thought he had done his time already and that was pretty much it. Looks like the powers-that-be want to show that they too can be tough.