Editorial
A day after Maharashtra's ruling coalition partner Rashtriya Samaj Paksha (RSP) chief and state minister Mahadev Jankar stated that on September 25 Sanjay Dutt would enter his party, Monday's Bollywood actor explained that he would not enter politics anytime quickly. "I'm not going to join any political party. Mr. Jankar is my dear friend and brother and I humbly wish him good luck for his future efforts," said Sanjay, who was chosen by the Samajwadi Party as Lucknow's Lok Sabha candidate in 2009.
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