Posted on: 13-04-06 13:28:57
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Originally posted by lana2005
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Originally posted by naudurivsm
I was happy to note that our Justice system back home is finally showing some signs of improvement with punishing and treating the "Big shots" and "Celebraties" at par with the common man.
Are you sure that Justice system is showing some signs of improvement and is not politically motivated?
Rememebr, Sanjay Dutt had the same fate because his father was a congressman and Shiv Sena was ruling Maharashtra.
If you and I can bribe a policeman, can't Salman do it to avoid jail sentence?
Yes for a moment I thought, since for the first time to my knowledge a celebrity was arrested, indicted and convicted and sentenced for 5 years, and another case on him "HIT and RUN" killing innocent people sleeping on the pavement (a more serious one) is pending hearing,
Unlike, earlier when the cases were simply dismissed, on some crooked grounds.
as I said earlier, Happily Salman khan has got the bail and is out free. now his another apeal for suspending the sentense is scheduled for hearing next week and guess what - I am not surprised if they grant it ..
So back to square one. "Ham Nahi Sudharenge".
Sanjay dutt's case is not dead yet, Abu Salem's testimony has landed him in more trouble and I am sure he wlll be convicted as well.
Nothing will happen to Sanjay Bhai.
A few Khokkas will change hands. Ms.Priya Dutt-M.P (Congress) will fix things with Soniaji.
Abu Bhai will retract his statement, by saying that he did it under duress.
We will find that Abu Bhai will serve a short sentence and will be released.
Abu Bhai will be Congress M.P from Borivali constituency after Govinda.
Kisa Kursi Ka !
How is my Screen Play?.
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