2NDLD PAROLE 2LST

Jessica Lal's elder sister Sabrina Lal said "he (Manu)
went back because he wanted to avoid any more controversy."

"What has been the most disappointing thing in the whole
matter was that the parole was granted on very flimsy grounds.
One has to be on the lookout on what he is up to," she added.
A top Delhi government official said Manu should not have
been present in Delhi as he was given parole under the
condition that he will visit Chandigarh to meet his "ailing"
mother. "We have sought a detailed report from Delhi Police
about whether Sharma visited the city," he said.
Manu had sought parole on grounds of attending his
"ailing mother" and some business matters in Chandigarh.
However, his mother held a press conference in their
hotel 'Piccadily' in Chandigarh last week, Manu was reportedly
spotted in that city with his friends.
Dhingra was taken into preventive custody after he and
allegedly entered into a fight with some people in the bar.
However, Manu reportedly managed to give police a slip by
exiting from the rear door of the bar.
Legal experts and opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
trained their guns on the Delhi government alleging he was
granted parole under "political pressure" a charge strongly
denied by Sheila Dixit who said it was done under legal
purview.
About 400 parole applications are received each year, of
which only 100 are granted, depending on the reason given for
the temporary release, according to an official.
Rampal said after the incident, the club has revoked the
membership of Dhingra. "We got to see it (Manu's visit)
because of the CCTV footage," the actor claimed.
Police came to the LAP bar following a complaint against
Dhingra, who allegedly picked up a brawl with the son of a
senior police officer in the adjoining Ashok Hotel's F-Bar.
Dhingra was acccompanied by Manu to the bar.
Once the matter was sorted out, the duo moved to the
adjoining LAP. PTI SJY
RAI


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