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VANCOUVER, AUG. 10. Bollywood superstar Sanjay Dutt, who is in Canada for filming his latest movie, today said he was hurt by reports which appeared here linking him to terrorist activities in India, and vowed never to return to the North American country. Dutt, who is shooting for his latest movie ``Dus'' in the western Canadian city of Calgary, was caught in the eye of a storm after media here reported that he had real-life links to terrorism in connection with the Mumbai serial bomb blasts. The actor, who had spent 18 months in jail for allegedly possessing an automatic weapon, said he and his family have been hurt and upset by the reports. ``I never will come back to Canada ever in my life,'' Dutt was quoted as saying by the CBS television. He said he and his family have been fighting the allegations for years. On Saturday, members of the Indian community here came out in support of Dutt but he told them he had enough, it said. He said he was surprised at how he is being portrayed in the media. PTI
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