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The law must take its course: Kavita Lankesh
This does not mean the actor must rot in jail forever. I think the punishment should only be to facilitate civilized behaviour. He must realize his mistake. The fact that he is a celebrity will not change things in his favour, as we have seen in the past that even a high-profile actor like Sanjay Dutt could not get away without serving his time.
We are not sure if Darshan’s wife Vijaylakshmi provoked him in any way, but there are so many cases where men have struck their wives in a fit of anger and are today in jail, booked for murder or an attempt to murder as the case may be.But, this does not mean that only those who are not influential should be allowed to stay in jail.
The question of supporting Vijaylakshmi does not arise as she has made all attempts to take back her initial complaints, irrespective of whether she was forced to do so or not. But I believe she has acted like any normal woman would. It is not easy to get give up all personal connections. Also, for a wife of a celebrity, starting life afresh will seem impossible, as she will always be known to have been Dars
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