Sanjay Dutt seeks blessing from Imam to save marriage

MUMBAI:
Actor Sanjay Dutt have been a troubled adult male for the past few weeks. Though he
married Manyata in Goa on February 7, 2008, and went through a Hindoo marriage
ceremony with her again in Mumbai four years later, the two have got had very few
moments of peace. But the mood
in the Dutt family have been cheerful ever since the two flew to Old Delhi during
the last weekend for a private audience with the Imam of Jama Masjid. The determination to wing to Delhi
to ran into the spiritual leader was not something that many, even in the inner
circle of the Dutts, were aware of. Dutt reportedly hired a Falcon 2000 for the
trip that cost him Rs 15 lakh. He, of course, did not mind the cost factor
because he and his married woman wanted the approvals of the imam, who is revered by his
followers. What the religious
head actually said to the couple was not known. But household insiders state Dutt's
mood have been cheerful ever since he returned from the capital. In fact, the two
again flew to the working capital a few years later for the ceremonial to let go of BJP
leader Liter Kelvin Advani's much-awaited autobiography.

Dutt-Manyata marriage kept on hold

Sanjay Dutt and Manyata after
their marriage (TOI
Photo)

PANAJI: Marriage registration
of Sanjay Dutt and Manyata have been kept on clasp after senior administrative
officer of Margao territory suspended the abode certification given to Manyata. Sanjay Dutt's married Manyata at a private ceremonial in Goa recently. Earlier, an enquiry had been
ordered into the cogency of the abode certification Manyata submitted for
registration of the
marriage. South Goa aggregator G
P Naik said on Thursday that the certification did not have got the signature of the
senior functionary issuing it. Instead of the signature of a mamlatdar (a senior administrative official), the certification bears the signature of a talati ,
who is a low-level officer, said the
collector. Manyata obtained the
certificate from the business office of a talati in South Goa saying she have been a occupant in Salcete taluka for six months. The talati have been suspended after the aggregator asked the mamlatdar to carry on an inquiry. The territory disposal also surmises whether the
affidavit filed by the proprietor of the house saying Manyata have been life there
for six calendar months is
genuine. United States Congress Rajya Sabha
MP from Goa, Shantaram Naik, too have joined the issue. He said the state
government should ordain a statute law to modulate occupant certifications to
protect the involvement of Goans.