Non-bailable warrant issued against Sanjay Dutt

New Delhi: Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt is in trouble again. After getting five-year sentence by the Supreme Court for his alleged involvement in the 1993 Mumbai blasts, the Andheri court on Monday issued a non-bailable against the actor for threatening producer Shakeel Noorani.

According to Noorani, Dutt had signed a movie with him in 2002 but later backed out for some reasons. When the actor was asked to pay the signing amount and the losses incurred by the producer, Dutt simply refused and instead used his underworld contacts to threaten Noorani.

Sanjay Dutt gets four more weeks to surrender from Supreme Court

Mumbai: The Supreme Court has given actor Sanjay Dutt another four weeks of freedom before returning to jail. The judges said their decision was on "humanitarian grounds".

The actor, who was convicted last month for illegally possessing weapons in a case linked to the 1993 blasts in Mumbai, was meant to return to prison by tomorrow. He had applied earlier this week for six months before he began his prison sentence. His lawyers had said he would like to complete filming of movies in which over a hundred crores have been invested.