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In Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Judge Rejects Charges of Lavish Wedding for Foster Son
The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.
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Jayalalithaa's Status as Prisoner 7402 to Continue At Least Till Friday
Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, will spend this working week in jail in Bangalore.
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Am Unwell, Need Bail, Says Jayalalithaa to Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, has asked the Supreme Court to grant her bail so that she can leave the Bangalore prison where she has been Inmate No 7402 since late last month.
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Jayalalithaa Refused Bail, Her Party Urges Workers 'Stay Peaceful'
J Jayalalithaa will stay in jail for now. The Karnataka High Court has rejected the former Tamil Nadu chief minister's bail plea, saying the Supreme Court has sent out a clear message that corruption cases should be put on the fast track.
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In Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Judge Rejects Charges of Lavish Wedding for Foster Son
The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.
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Jayalalithaa's Status as Prisoner 7402 to Continue At Least Till Friday
Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, will spend this working week in jail in Bangalore.
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Am Unwell, Need Bail, Says Jayalalithaa to Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, has asked the Supreme Court to grant her bail so that she can leave the Bangalore prison where she has been Inmate No 7402 since late last month.
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Jayalalithaa Refused Bail, Her Party Urges Workers 'Stay Peaceful'
J Jayalalithaa will stay in jail for now. The Karnataka High Court has rejected the former Tamil Nadu chief minister's bail plea, saying the Supreme Court has sent out a clear message that corruption cases should be put on the fast track.
