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Jaylalithaa Convicted of Corruption by Bangalore Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been found guilty in an 18-year-old corruption case. The case, alleging that she amassed assets disproportionate to her known sources of income was filed by her arch rival, the DMK.
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Verdict in Assets Case: Jayalalithaa Will Have to Quit if Convicted Today
A Bangalore court is expected to decide whether Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa is guilty of corruption. The case was filed 18 years ago by her arch rival, the DMK.
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Bangalore: Charges of raping daughter filed against French official
A Bangalore court today framed charges against a French consular official for allegedly raping his three-and-a-half year old daughter.
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Illegal mining: Janardhana Reddy's custody ends today
Mr Reddy is charged with involvement in illegal mining. It was during his last appearance in court that violence broke out between lawyers, journalists and police - in a stand-off that lasted several hours. Clearly, the police will take no chances over security.
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Bangalore lawyers call for boycott of courts today
The Advocates Association of Bangalore gave a call for boycott of courts across Karnataka on Monday to protest alleged "police excesses" against some of its members at the Civil Court complex here. An emergency meeting of AAB, convened to discuss the violent incidents and police action on Friday and also media reports against lawyers, blamed police...
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Assets case: Jayalalithaa answers all 1,339 questions in Bangalore court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's deposition in an alleged corruption case against her is over now. The AIADMK chief has answered all 1,339 questions that a trial court in Bangalore had framed for her.
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Jayalalithaa reaches Bangalore court, will answer 300 questions today
J Jayalalithaa is back in a Bangalore trial court which is recording her statement in connection with a Rs 66-crore disproportionate assets case against her. The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister answered 379 questions in court yesterday, and is expected to answer another 300 today.
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Jayalalithaa to appear in Bangalore court today
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will appear in a Bangalore Court at around 11:00 am today in connection with a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa told to appear in court tomorrow, Supreme Court says security is adequate
Jayalalithaa's attempt to skip a court hearing in Bangalore tomorrow has not delivered the desired effect. The Supreme Court has said she must stick to her date in court in connection with a case which accuses her of corruption.
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Bangalore court asks government to organise security for Jayalalithaa visit
A court in Bangalore which is hearing a case of corruption against J Jayalalithaa has asked the government to make "requisite" security arrangements for her visit on October 20.
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Bangalore likely to get a court dealing with cyber crimes
A key official today promised action on setting up in Bangalore the southern regional branch of the New Delhi-located IT Appellate Tribunal dealing with cyber crimes once the state offered the infrastructure."Bangalore being the hub of IT Sector should also be provided with sufficient judicial phenomenon such as the Appellate Tribunal," Chairman of...
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Jaylalithaa Convicted of Corruption by Bangalore Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been found guilty in an 18-year-old corruption case. The case, alleging that she amassed assets disproportionate to her known sources of income was filed by her arch rival, the DMK.
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Verdict in Assets Case: Jayalalithaa Will Have to Quit if Convicted Today
A Bangalore court is expected to decide whether Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa is guilty of corruption. The case was filed 18 years ago by her arch rival, the DMK.
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Bangalore: Charges of raping daughter filed against French official
A Bangalore court today framed charges against a French consular official for allegedly raping his three-and-a-half year old daughter.
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Illegal mining: Janardhana Reddy's custody ends today
Mr Reddy is charged with involvement in illegal mining. It was during his last appearance in court that violence broke out between lawyers, journalists and police - in a stand-off that lasted several hours. Clearly, the police will take no chances over security.
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Bangalore lawyers call for boycott of courts today
The Advocates Association of Bangalore gave a call for boycott of courts across Karnataka on Monday to protest alleged "police excesses" against some of its members at the Civil Court complex here. An emergency meeting of AAB, convened to discuss the violent incidents and police action on Friday and also media reports against lawyers, blamed police...
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Assets case: Jayalalithaa answers all 1,339 questions in Bangalore court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's deposition in an alleged corruption case against her is over now. The AIADMK chief has answered all 1,339 questions that a trial court in Bangalore had framed for her.
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Jayalalithaa reaches Bangalore court, will answer 300 questions today
J Jayalalithaa is back in a Bangalore trial court which is recording her statement in connection with a Rs 66-crore disproportionate assets case against her. The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister answered 379 questions in court yesterday, and is expected to answer another 300 today.
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Jayalalithaa to appear in Bangalore court today
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will appear in a Bangalore Court at around 11:00 am today in connection with a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa told to appear in court tomorrow, Supreme Court says security is adequate
Jayalalithaa's attempt to skip a court hearing in Bangalore tomorrow has not delivered the desired effect. The Supreme Court has said she must stick to her date in court in connection with a case which accuses her of corruption.
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Bangalore court asks government to organise security for Jayalalithaa visit
A court in Bangalore which is hearing a case of corruption against J Jayalalithaa has asked the government to make "requisite" security arrangements for her visit on October 20.
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Bangalore likely to get a court dealing with cyber crimes
A key official today promised action on setting up in Bangalore the southern regional branch of the New Delhi-located IT Appellate Tribunal dealing with cyber crimes once the state offered the infrastructure."Bangalore being the hub of IT Sector should also be provided with sufficient judicial phenomenon such as the Appellate Tribunal," Chairman of...
