Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais
The joke's on us, my friend.
😆Originally posted by: dingle_hopper
A "hahahaha" thread is bound to backfire 😆
Originally posted by: Heisenberg.
Not at all, he was pronounced guilty, which everyone and their dog already knew, the fact that he was pronounced guilty and sentenced, the truth was finally spoken.
Now they can lie, manipulate, deceive, and exploit their way out, nothing will change the truth, rahega toh killer hi. 😆
Originally posted by: Heisenberg.
Not at all, he was pronounced guilty, which everyone and their dog already knew, the fact that he was pronounced guilty and sentenced, the truth was finally spoken.
Now they can lie, manipulate, deceive, and exploit their way out, nothing will change the truth, rahega toh killer hi. 😆
Originally posted by: charminggenie
This!He is just granted bail. Still is a convicted criminal.😛
Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais
We'll everyone already knew it , they were waiting for justice- Which won't be served. You don't need a proof positive for a crime like this with several eyewitnesses, b/c the truth is already known. What you require, is justice. Which they won't receive now. So yes- The joke is on us.
Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais
Should've gone to jail for his full sentence, is what am saying.
Originally posted by: Heisenberg.
No one had any expectation that the verdict will be guilty, which came as a surprise to everyone, given the pathetic state of the judicial system. The fact that he was declared guilty at all was a big step, especially to the Lallu fans who were saying let the courts decide. Actually serving time would be an altogether different matter.
Originally posted by: charminggenie
He might, HC is yet to hear appeal on session Court's verdict. I don't think he would have gone to jail , he would have bought time, appealed to SC for bail and doubt they had anything to stop the bail plea. Usually in such cases they do grant it. Ultimately it will go like it happened with Nanda, SC might ask him a huge fine and few years of community service.
Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais
@last lines: Have a feeling that's how it's going to go. Or, if they're very pedantic, a year or two. But I really really doubt that. No, he isn't going to jail. If anything, after today, that should be a certainty.
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