The law is modern day India’s god, says Abhinav, wishing that Sunil Dutt was around “to read The Sundar Kand any more for the well being of his son but not-a-terrorist Sanjay Dutt”

Govar is still curious as to why Sanjay Dutt felt the need for, of all weapons, a Kalshnikov Type-56 weapon ‘for his own protection’.

Uncommon Common Man is surprised at the outpouring of public sympathy for Sanjay Dutt: “People seem to have forgotten that Sanjay Dutt has himself confessed to have taken and stored the AK56 rifle from Abu Salem.”

Anant Rangaswami finds CNN-IBN’s Sanjay Dutt-related question utterly stupid.

Shilpakolte predicts the public response to the conviction of Sanjay Dutt will be different from that of Union minister Shibu Soren:

There will be appeals to higher courts in both cases – no doubt, but the public outcry in both cases will be quite different. The whole country will rise in support of Sanjay Dutt for the simple reason that he is a popular hero – currently riding on the wave of succes of Lage Raho Munnabhai. People will offer prayers in temples and mosques. Whole of Bollywood will support him and newspapers will be more than happy to publish this. Some people will repeat the ‘politicians-are-criminals’ slogan again for sometime and will soon forget it.

It was a news heavy day today, and Pthoppay was amused to see news channels confused about “whether to show Sanjay dutt or Prime minister asking Shibu soren to resign or Bacchan family at Varanasi or Dilip vengsagar trip to SA.”

You know why I don’t watch TV, don’t you?