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'Film star behind mysterious letters to trial judge'
MUMBAI, AUG. 12. The mysterious author of letters to the bomb
blasts' trial judge here, alleging that the March 1993 serial
blasts here were masterminded by international espionage agencies
including the CIA, British Secret Service and Pakistani ISI, has
turned out to be a noted film star.
The film star, whose identity has been withheld by the court for
security reasons, has now sent an affidavit running into more
than 18 pages to the trial judge, Mr. P.D. Kode, purporting to
have documentary evidences to substantiate the allegations that
the spy agencies were behind the blasts and that they were trying
to secure acquittal of actor, Mr. Sanjay Dutt, who is a co-
accused in the case.
The affidavit sent by the film star, a copy of which has been
procured by UNI from a Defence Advocate, has inter alia, accused
cine personalities-cum- politicians and other politicians of
being party to the conspiracy.
The film star has also accused a co-star of functioning as the
leader of a CIA-sponsored international syndicate of organised
crimes and conducting business of transferring black money from
India to Luxembourg for investment in Euro-shares for Indians.
The allegations were made in two letters to Mr. Kode last month.
The letters, among other things, alleged that the transnational
spy agencies had advised Mr. Sanjay Dutt to disown his
confessional statement to Mumbai police with a view to get him
acquitted in the blasts case.
The Special Public Prosecutor, Mr. Ujwal Nikam, had urged the
court not to entertain the letter-writer.
The judge had, however, directed the Court Registrar to
communicate with the letter-writer to confirm the latter's
identity as well as the fact that the letters were sent by the
same person.
- UNI
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