See through the eyes of Victim's family
by on Jul 31, 2007 08:48 PM Permalink | Hide replies

hi,
Good Judgement! Don't you think so?
If anyone feel that judgement is bit harsh... Then see from the perspective of a family who lost his dear one.

Though I am a fan of Sanju Baba still I feel that he should not be condoned for his involvement in TADA case.

Please don't support him, If at all he has to be pardon for his deed. Then he should ask forgiveness to the family who have lost their dear one.

Today will decide our Tomorrow coz life is reflection of your own action. So don't support criminal whoever he may be.

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RE:See through the eyes of Victim's family
by Techcool on Jul 31, 2007 09:00 PM Permalink
Man, he is not a hard core criminal and he has not any harm to anybody. If you think of *good judgement* then think of political leaders like Lalu & co who has looted crores of rupees of public money and still they are scott free. Where was the justice? It is true that he has kept a AK-47 but not to do any harm but to protect himself. He has already suffered a lot.

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RE:See through the eyes of Victim's family
by Niki pariani on Jul 31, 2007 09:02 PM Permalink
of u understand all this that hez suffered den y do u want ppl not to support him...dont reach both sides it will confuse u also man

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RE:RE:See through the eyes of Victim\'s family
by rationalize on Jul 31, 2007 09:13 PM Permalink
As much as I love Sanju Baba for his wondering acting but he is guilty of keeping AK-47 which he acquired from criminals.

May be 6 years is bit harsh but that's how our justice system is.

I am sure that he will definitely come out a better person. He has made friends all-over the film industry and outside.

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RE:See through the eyes of Victim's family
by Sameer Bhagwat on Jul 31, 2007 09:25 PM Permalink
>> May be 6 years is bit harsh but that's how our justice system is.

In China, they shoot for treason
In Saudi, they hang in the middle of the town for treason.
Even in the US, the minimum prison term for treason is 30 years to life (same as a murder).
In India, 6 years for ties with terrorists and hiding illegal firearms bought/gifted from the likes of Dawood and Memon ... 6 years, that's all. At least he should be smiling for not being born in China or Saudi!!

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RE:See through the eyes of Victim's family
by Niki pariani on Jul 31, 2007 08:55 PM Permalink
the point is good but he dint do d bomb blast he just kept a weapon in his house n i believe jus to help his frnd n for tat also hez guilty

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RE:See through the eyes of Victim's family
by harsha reddy on Jul 31, 2007 09:56 PM Permalink
By your logic If some body keeps RDX in their home,,,he is not guilty ,,,rite

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