In his statement, he had said that about a week after the said meeting, he went to meet Dossa at the latter's office, where he was allegedly told that Dossa had sent arms to India on the instructions of Dawood.
While hearing Abu Salem’s plea, the Bombay High Court made a prima facie observation in July 2025 that he had not completed 25 years of incarceration to qualify for remission of his sentence.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the prosecuting agency in the case, sought to intervene and said Salem’s release on parole could lead to a law-and-order situation.
Special Judge V D Kedar said that the previous judge had already allowed the use of the confessions against the second set of accused and change in the judge alone does not amount to change in circumstances or law.
Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan, along with many other stars like Dilip Kumar, Raj Babbar, Mithun Chakraborty were in Dubai when the '93 Mumbai blasts happened.
Fastest Developing Cities in the World 2024: Bengaluru in India leading the Savills Growth Index, followed by Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, based on their economy, population and wealth.
Pune, Feb 25 (ANI): Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt was released on Thursday morning after spending 42 months in Pune’s Yerwada Jail in connection with the arms case related to the 1993 Mumbai blasts. The 56-year-old, Dutt, walked out of jail around eight months ahead of the completion of his term after a reprieve was granted to him on grounds of his good behaviour. As a semi-skilled worker, Dutt earned Rs 38,000 during his five-year prison term, Dutt was seen with wife Manyata at the Pune Airport after release from the Jail.
‘There’s almost no one to offer it’: Tiruppur Subramaniam on Ajith’s big fee demand
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Tamil film financier Tiruppur Subramaniam sheds light on the ongoing delay in Ajith Kumar's next project, attributing it to the actor's high salary demands and the shortage of big-investment studios in the industry. He suggests that Ajith consider profit-sharing models with production houses to continue making films.
