<p>“Nanda on Friday walked free from Tihar Jail No 4, where he was lodged,” Tihar Jail spokesperson Sunil Gupta said. <br /><br />Tihar Jail Superintendent granted him remission for his “good conduct” during his stay in the jail, he said. </p>.<p><br />According to rules, a convict can earn three months of remission every year if he conducts himself in a positive manner.</p>.<p><br />Nanda was convicted for a two-year jail term for mowing down six persons, including three policemen on Lodhi Road on January 10, 1999. </p>.<p>Delhi High Court had last month reduced his sentence from five years to two years.</p>.<p>However, Sanjeev Nanda, the grandson of former Navy chief S M Nanda, had to spend only four-and-half months in jail after the deduction of one year and seven months.</p>.<p>He remained behind the bars during trial. </p>
<p>“Nanda on Friday walked free from Tihar Jail No 4, where he was lodged,” Tihar Jail spokesperson Sunil Gupta said. <br /><br />Tihar Jail Superintendent granted him remission for his “good conduct” during his stay in the jail, he said. </p>.<p><br />According to rules, a convict can earn three months of remission every year if he conducts himself in a positive manner.</p>.<p><br />Nanda was convicted for a two-year jail term for mowing down six persons, including three policemen on Lodhi Road on January 10, 1999. </p>.<p>Delhi High Court had last month reduced his sentence from five years to two years.</p>.<p>However, Sanjeev Nanda, the grandson of former Navy chief S M Nanda, had to spend only four-and-half months in jail after the deduction of one year and seven months.</p>.<p>He remained behind the bars during trial. </p>
