Getting some reprieve, Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt will remain out of jail for another month after the TADA court on Monday decided to provide the star a copy of the judgement sending him to jail for six years in the Mumbai serial blasts case only on September 27.
Dutt (48), who is on interim bail granted by the Supreme Court on August 20, was directed  to surrender once he gets the full copy of the verdict.
Dutt came to the TADA court on Monday with his lawyers saying they were asked to collect the verdict copy.
He spent nearly three weeks in jail after Judge P D Kode pronounced the judgement before the Apex court gave him relief.
The Apex court had said that Dutt and five other convicts, who got a breather, could apply for regular bail and  file an appeal against the TADA court verdict after getting its copy.
Dutt was also asked to be present at the office of CBI which is the prosecuting agency in the case, once every week.
In a brief interaction with reporters, Dutt said he had full faith in the country’s judiciary. “I love my people. I love my fans. Thanks. Thank you very much. I thank the Press. Thank you very much for being supportive,” he said.
FILM
Dutt unsure of reel work
Mumbai, pti: Actor Sanjay Dutt is unsure whether he will get back to films in this period, sources close to him said.Sanjay will be out of jail for at least a month now but it is not yet certain that he will get back to films in this period. He is in talks with his lawyers and discussing every issue in detail, the sources said.