The performing artist will return again to prison today itself
The Maharashtra government Saturday rejected Sanjay Dutt's application to develop his leave by 14 days, an authority said, including that the Bollywood performer will come back to Pune's Yerawada Central Jail (YCJ) later in the day.
"His application has been rejected. He will come back to correctional facility today itself," says Hitesh Jain his legal counselor . Dutt's most recent leave of absence of 14 days finished Thursday, yet he didn't come back to YCJ as the choice on his expansion application of Dec 27 was pending.
He kept on liing with his family for as far back as three days. On Thursday, Dutt, 55, traveled to Pune and went up to YCJ, used a couple of hours in the region of the jail and later returned home in Mumbai however his 14-day leave of absence had finished.
The advancement took after a disarray made by the articulations of a few offials that it was redundant for him to about-face to prison till a choice was tackled his Dec 27 application for an augmentation of his vacation. Inquiries have been raised from a few quarters about the rehashed leaves allowed to the performer, including the most recent 14-day leave, which started Dec 24.
Prior, Dutt was discharged on leave of absence in October 2013 for two weeks on wellbeing reasons, took after by a comparable leave in December 2013 to keep an eye on his sickly wife, Maanyata, drawing in charges of preference. Dutt's most recent leave of absence saw him going to an extraordinary show of the most recent Aamir Khan megahit, PK, and celeb gatherings, while showing his new set of eight abs developed in jail.
In February a year ago, the Bombay High Court had remarked on the constancy in conceding the performing artist's solicitations for leave which was not unmistakable if there should arise an occurrence of different convicts who sought take off. Dutt was sentenced in 2007 for unlawful ownership of an AK-56 ambush rifle amid the 1992-1993 Mumbai collective blaze before the March 12, 1993 serial bomb impacts in the city and sentenced to six years correctional facility.
The Supreme Court had maintained the conviction in 2013 yet diminished the sentence to five years, less the time effectively served. Dutt surrendered on May 16, 2013, and was moved to the high-security imprison in Pune to serve the rest of his 42-month sentence.
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