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Bail from Jail: Shiney Ahuja pleads for good character

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Forensic Reports have confirmed that the semen taken from the maid’s body is indeed Shiney Ahuja’s. The actor has applied for bail on basis of his clean record and good upbringing.

Ahuja’s Lawyer Shrikant Shivade told in court, “Ahuja’s bail application mentions four grounds, He has no criminal antecedents, he is from a good family, and the trial could take a long time which may affect his unfinished films.” The actor has been spending his days and nights in solitary confinement, a mere 8 by 5 cell at the Arthur Road jail and is unaware of the happenings.

The DNA report supports the maid's FIR and if the court favours the maid on the hearing on July 2nd, Shiney is looking at close to 7 to 14 years in jail. Still Ahuja’s family members are undeterred and have stated that they have faith in the judicial system and the lawyers will make sure that Shiney is given a clean chit.

Along with the positive DNA report, a police officer said, “There were injury marks on the private parts of the victim and the accused had scratches on his wrist and finger. It clearly shows that the intercourse was forced,” The report on nail clippings of the victim - to find if there is any skin or blood that matches with that of the accused - is still awaited.

It seems pretty clear that Shiney’s fate is sealed; the actor doesn’t have much luck riding on his side. However, if a bail is granted because he is from a good family, then things could get really ugly.

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