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Sanjay-Manyata marriage put on hold | Wedding Pics

TimePublished on Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 11:27, Updated on Sat, Feb 16, 2008 at 17:50 in Entertainment section

JUST MARRIED: Manyata's 'ex-husband' surfaces, claims the newly-weds violated Muslim marriage norms.

JUST MARRIED: Manyata's 'ex-husband' surfaces, claims the newly-weds violated Muslim marriage norms.


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New Delhi: The Goa authorities on Saturday put the marriage of Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt and his long-time girlfriend Manyata on hold, saying "the couple used forged documents to register their marriage."

The sub-registrar's office, where the marriage had been registered, said "the marriage is not legal" and all documents pertaining to the marriage have been sent to the Law Department for scrutiny. "As such, the marriage cannot go ahead till the law department clears it," it said.

Official sources said South Goa collector G P Naik has asked for all the documents submitted for the registration of the marriage and told the Law Department to check the legalities of the same.

According to the certificate, Manyata has been a resident of South Goa for six months. But the local officer says he never signed the papers and that his signature on the certificate was forged.

The sources said before applying for the residence certificate, Manyata, Sanjay Dutt and their local contacts had tried to get a certificate issued from outside Margaon. But the authorities there refused to issue the same.

Now two enquiries are going on and the South Goa collector has stated that if the enquiries establish that the documents have been manipulated, then the marriage will stand cancelled.

The law department is already scrutinising the documents — specifically looking into the validity of a residence certificate that Manyata had submitted for registering the marriage.

Earlier Goan journalist Joquim Gracias had filed a complaint, raising objections over Sanjay Dutt's marriage, saying that the couple had used forged documents to register their marriage in Goa.

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