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| '93 blasts case: Verdict on Sanjay Dutt after Diwali | | | Mumbai Oct 18
A TADA court on Wednesday exempted actor Sanjay Dutt and 25 other accused from personal appearance until further orders in the 1993 serial bomb blasts case.
Dutt and the 25 accused on Wednesday appeared before designated judge PD Kode in accordance with summons issued to them.
Sporting a blue denim jeans and sky blue short, Dutt was sitting on a bench with other accused throughout the proceeding. He was allowed to go at about 2.30 pm.
Several fans had gathered outside the court and ran after him as the actor emerged out of the court in Mumbai.
However, Dutt managed to get into his car with help of the policemen on duty.
Outside the court, Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam told reporters that the verdict on Dutt is expected after Diwali holidays.
Dutt is charged with possessing an AK-56 rifle and destroying it with the help of friends.
It is the case of CBI that co-accused Baba Musa Chohan, Samir Hingora and Hanif Kadawala had gone to Dutt's Bandra residence in Mumbai at the instance of prime conspirator Anees Ibrahim and delivered three rifles and ammunition to the actor. Sanjay allegedly retained one rifle and returned the rest.
Dutt is also charged with destroying the weapon with the help of his friends - Yusuf Nullwala, Ajay Marwah, Kersi Adajania and Rusi Mulla. All of them have been granted bail.
CBI alleged that Sanjay was shooting in Mauritius when he learnt about his complicity from media reports. He allegedly asked his friends to go to his house and destroy the weapon. Later, the rifle was destroyed in a foundry.
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