Sanjay Dutt, who is in his mid-fifties is serving a five-year rigorous imprisonment term for possessing and destroying a prohibited weapon, an AK-56 rifle, just before the 1993 Mumbai blasts which killed 257 people after the Supreme Court had upheld in conviction. His conviction was under the Arms Act. A special trial court, which had tried Dutt along with 122 others in the 1993 Mumbai, blasts case.
Dutt worked as a semi-skilled worker in Yerawada Central Prison in Pune making paper bags and earned a salary of Rs 38,000 but will take home just Rs 440 as he has spent the rest of the amount on daily use items. Dutt was receiving the salary of a semi-skilled worker, which is set at Rs 50 per day.
Even if Sanjay Dutt is being released with Rs 440, twitter says there is a huge homecoming party waiting for him.
There are already plan of his homecoming party.
#SanjayDutt‘s Welcome Party Will Be Hosted At Pali Hill Residence Tomorrow! Read on https://t.co/lqOueiYuPa pic.twitter.com/QSM8kkpd5I
— Devina Malhotra (@Guiltybytes) February 24, 2016
Revealed: It’s going to be a grand homecoming for Sanjay Dutt!! –> https://t.co/taBwAMuUzC#SanjayDutt @duttsanjay pic.twitter.com/XTkmWSq29G
— MovieTalkies.com (@MovieTalkies) February 24, 2016