After completion of the 14-day furlough, Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt returned to Yerwada Central prison in Pune on Thursday. He, however, didn't surrender but came back to his home in Mumbai.
Actually, Sanjay Dutt applied for an extention of his 14-day furlough. The prison officials are yet to take a call on this request. So, The actor needn't surrender until a decision was taken on his application for extension of his furlough.
Had if he was granted an extention of furlough, Sanjay Dutt will remain outside for few more days. If the jail authorities reject his plea, Then he will be surrendering before the police.
Sanjay Dutt has been in prison for the past 18 months in connection with illegal possession of arms during 1993 Mumbai serial blast.
Actually, Sanjay Dutt applied for an extention of his 14-day furlough. The prison officials are yet to take a call on this request. So, The actor needn't surrender until a decision was taken on his application for extension of his furlough.
Had if he was granted an extention of furlough, Sanjay Dutt will remain outside for few more days. If the jail authorities reject his plea, Then he will be surrendering before the police.
Sanjay Dutt has been in prison for the past 18 months in connection with illegal possession of arms during 1993 Mumbai serial blast.