Bollywood superstar Sanjay Dutt, who is in jail for arms possession, lost his final appeal on Tuesday against a decision by the Supreme Court to uphold his conviction.
Dutt, 53, surrendered in May to serve the remaining three-and-a-half years of a five-year term in a case linked to the deadly 1993 Mumbai bombings after the Supreme Court reaffirmed his conviction.
‘The (appeal) petition has been rejected,’ a senior court official, who could not be named, told media, adding the actor had now exhausted the appeal process against his conviction.
Dutt had filed a so-called ‘curative’ petition, arguing there were legal errors in the Supreme Court’s March ruling upholding his conviction, reports The Straits Times.
Dutt, 53, surrendered in May to serve the remaining three-and-a-half years of a five-year term in a case linked to the deadly 1993 Mumbai bombings after the Supreme Court reaffirmed his conviction.
‘The (appeal) petition has been rejected,’ a senior court official, who could not be named, told media, adding the actor had now exhausted the appeal process against his conviction.
Dutt had filed a so-called ‘curative’ petition, arguing there were legal errors in the Supreme Court’s March ruling upholding his conviction, reports The Straits Times.
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