Why Sanjay Dutt and not Zaibunisa Kazi or why both should be pardoned in Mumbai Blasts case...
Sanjay Dutt at his film shooting venue Manoeuvring of its own kind has hit the Indian Superclass who are queuing up to support Mr. Sanjay Dutt whose conviction order has been upheld by SC on March 21st under the Arms Act for possession and destruction of an AK-56 before the blasts. In the undesirable que up, people are forgetting almost everything; from the one's who lost their lives to those who are surviving with blemished scars to even those convicts whose cases looks like being suppressed just because they fall under 'faceless' dogmas. It's understanding when Dutt's family, colleagues and fans argue over his pardon but when arch-political class whom people look to as 'saviours of law and order' behaves in irresponsible way by supporting a convict whom highest court of law has found guilty of crime, it seems a bit of bizzarre. Not just them alone but it in a way shows nation's judiciary in bad light. From Mamata Banerjee, Digvijay