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After 31 Years In Jail, Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict Turns Lawyer At Madras High Court
He was arrested in 1991 when he was 19 years old, allegedly for supplying a 9-volt battery for an explosive device.
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Another Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict, P Ravichandran, Goes To Supreme Court For Release
In jail for 30 years, P Ravichandran cites case of fellow convict AG Perarivalan, who came out of jail after 31 years following court order two months ago
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"Faced Insults, Fought On": Rajiv Gandhi Killer On Mother's Long Struggle
True to her name, Aruputhammal, the 74-year old mother of A G Perarivalan relentlessly pursued a painstaking legal battle for decades to get her son released.
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Released By Supreme Court, Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Mother Meet MK Stalin
AG Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts in former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination case whose release was ordered by the Supreme Court today -- and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai this evening.
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"Sorrow And Fury": Congress On Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict Release
The Congress Wednesday expressed pain and disappointment over the release of Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict A G Perarivalan.
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What Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan Said After Release Verdict
"I firmly believe there is no need for capital punishment," AG Perarivalan said hours after the Supreme Court ordered for his release, a judgement that was received with great jubilation by his family, relatives and several pro-Tamil outfits.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan To Walk Free After 31 Years
Nineteen years old at the time of the assassination, AG Perarivalan was accused of buying the two 9-volt batteries for Sivarasan, the LTTE man who masterminded the assassination.
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Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict Granted Bail By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Wednesday granted bail to A G Perarivalan who has been serving life sentence in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, taking note of his long incarceration of over 30 years and no history of complaint when out on parole.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Grants 30-Day Leave To Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ordered 30-day ordinary leave for AG Perarivalan, a Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict who is lodged in the Puzhal Central Prison in Chennai.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination: Supreme Court Extends Perarivalan's Parole By A Week
The Supreme Court today extended the parole of AG Perarivalan, serving a life term in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, by a week for medical treatment. This is the second time in recent weeks that his parole has been extended by the top court.
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Top Court Extends Parole Of Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict By A Week
The Supreme Court Friday extended by one week the parole of AG Perarivalan, serving life term in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, for medical treatment.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict AG Perarivalan Gets Week's Parole
The Supreme Court today granted Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict AG Perarivalan a week's parole for medical check-up. It has directed the Tamil Nadu government to provide police protection to him during his hospital visits. With this, the top court has extended by a week the parole granted by the Madras High Court to Perarivalan till November 23.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict Granted One Month Leave
Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict AG Perarivalan was on Thursday granted ordinary leave for a month to take care of his ailing father, a top Tamil Nadu Prison official said.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case Can't Be Reopened, CBI Tells Supreme Court
The Rajiv Gandhi assassination case cannot be reopened and the request of one of the killers, AG Perarivalan, for his conviction to be cancelled, must be dismissed, the CBI told the Supreme Court today.
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CBI, Accused Of Gaps In Probe By Rajiv Gandhi Killer, Blames Sri Lankans
A convict who has spent 26 years in jail for the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi has requested the Supreme Court to reopen the case and cancel his conviction. This, after the CBI said in court today that it could not properly investigate the bomb that killed the former prime minister because it "got no help from Sri Lanka" in establishing the origin ...
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After 31 Years In Jail, Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict Turns Lawyer At Madras High Court
He was arrested in 1991 when he was 19 years old, allegedly for supplying a 9-volt battery for an explosive device.
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Another Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict, P Ravichandran, Goes To Supreme Court For Release
In jail for 30 years, P Ravichandran cites case of fellow convict AG Perarivalan, who came out of jail after 31 years following court order two months ago
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"Faced Insults, Fought On": Rajiv Gandhi Killer On Mother's Long Struggle
True to her name, Aruputhammal, the 74-year old mother of A G Perarivalan relentlessly pursued a painstaking legal battle for decades to get her son released.
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Released By Supreme Court, Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Mother Meet MK Stalin
AG Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts in former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination case whose release was ordered by the Supreme Court today -- and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai this evening.
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"Sorrow And Fury": Congress On Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict Release
The Congress Wednesday expressed pain and disappointment over the release of Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict A G Perarivalan.
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What Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan Said After Release Verdict
"I firmly believe there is no need for capital punishment," AG Perarivalan said hours after the Supreme Court ordered for his release, a judgement that was received with great jubilation by his family, relatives and several pro-Tamil outfits.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan To Walk Free After 31 Years
Nineteen years old at the time of the assassination, AG Perarivalan was accused of buying the two 9-volt batteries for Sivarasan, the LTTE man who masterminded the assassination.
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Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict Granted Bail By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Wednesday granted bail to A G Perarivalan who has been serving life sentence in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, taking note of his long incarceration of over 30 years and no history of complaint when out on parole.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Grants 30-Day Leave To Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ordered 30-day ordinary leave for AG Perarivalan, a Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict who is lodged in the Puzhal Central Prison in Chennai.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination: Supreme Court Extends Perarivalan's Parole By A Week
The Supreme Court today extended the parole of AG Perarivalan, serving a life term in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, by a week for medical treatment. This is the second time in recent weeks that his parole has been extended by the top court.
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Top Court Extends Parole Of Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict By A Week
The Supreme Court Friday extended by one week the parole of AG Perarivalan, serving life term in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, for medical treatment.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict AG Perarivalan Gets Week's Parole
The Supreme Court today granted Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict AG Perarivalan a week's parole for medical check-up. It has directed the Tamil Nadu government to provide police protection to him during his hospital visits. With this, the top court has extended by a week the parole granted by the Madras High Court to Perarivalan till November 23.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict Granted One Month Leave
Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convict AG Perarivalan was on Thursday granted ordinary leave for a month to take care of his ailing father, a top Tamil Nadu Prison official said.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case Can't Be Reopened, CBI Tells Supreme Court
The Rajiv Gandhi assassination case cannot be reopened and the request of one of the killers, AG Perarivalan, for his conviction to be cancelled, must be dismissed, the CBI told the Supreme Court today.
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CBI, Accused Of Gaps In Probe By Rajiv Gandhi Killer, Blames Sri Lankans
A convict who has spent 26 years in jail for the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi has requested the Supreme Court to reopen the case and cancel his conviction. This, after the CBI said in court today that it could not properly investigate the bomb that killed the former prime minister because it "got no help from Sri Lanka" in establishing the origin ...
