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Supreme Court Extends Jayalalithaa's Bail, Asks For Daily Hearings
J Jayalalithaa, the Tamil Nadu leader who has appealed against her conviction in a corruption case, will remain on bail till April, the Supreme Court said today.
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Jayalalithaa Likely to Walk Out of Bangalore Prison Today: 10 Developments
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa is likely to walk out of the Bangalore central jail today, a day after she was granted bail by the Supreme Court on medical grounds. The release orders issued by the Special Court have reached the Bangalore Central Prison and Jayalalithaa is expeced to be released soon.
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Jayalalithaa Gets Bail, Likely to Leave Bangalore Prison Today: 10 Latest Developments
J Jayalalithaa, arrested three weeks ago, is likely to leave a prison in Bangalore today. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was granted bail by the Supreme Court on Friday on medical grounds.
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It's Already Diwali For Us, Say Ecstatic Jayalalithaa Supporters
Whether that happens could be decided today by the Supreme Court, which is scheduled to hear the politician's request for bail.
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Jayalalithaa Gets Bail, Likely to Leave Bangalore Prison Tomorrow: 10 Latest Developments
J Jayalalithaa, arrested three weeks ago, is likely to leave a prison in Bangalore tomorrow. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was granted bail by the Supreme Court today on medical grounds.
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On AIADMK's Birthday Today, Will Party Chief Jayalalithaa Get Bail?
The AIADMK is unlikely to celebrate its 43rd birthday today unless its chief J Jayalalithaa gets bail. The Supreme Court will today hear the bail petition of the former Tamil Nadu chief minister, who has been in a Bangalore jail for almost two weeks after she was convicted in a corruption case and sentenced to four years in jail.
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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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Jayalalithaa's Lawyers Likely To Move Supreme Court Today Against Rejection of Bail
J Jayalalithaa's lawyers are expected to reach Delhi this morning from Bangalore and could file an appeal in the Supreme Court against the Karnataka High Court's dismissal of the former Tamil Nadu chief minister's petition for bail.
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'Jayalalithaa Trapped Herself In The Net', Says Karunanidhi
J Jayalalithaa's arch rival, the 92 year-old DMK chief M Karunanidhi, has predicted that her "comeback to power can only be a dream. It would never be fulfilled."
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Jayalalithaa Conviction is a Career-Slump. Not More.
Her power and future could remain undiminished, writes Rana Ayyub.
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Jayalalithaa's Day 10 in Jail, Lawyers Prep Appeal for Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, is spending her 10th day in prison, after her request for bail was rejected on Tuesday by the Karnataka High Court.
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Jayalalithaa to Move Supreme Court Against Rejection of Bail
J Jayalalithaa's lawyers have said they will move the Supreme Court against her bail plea being rejected on Tuesday by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu chief minister has been in jail for 10 days now, after being convicted and arrested in a corruption case.
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If You Love Jayalalithaa, Stay Calm, Appeals Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
The man filling in for J Jayalalithaa as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has urged her supporters to stay calm as they process the news that she has been denied bail and will remain in a Bangalore prison for now.
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'Corruption Violates Human Rights': Why Judge Rejected Jayalalithaa's Bail
J Jayalalithaa will stay in jail for now. Rejecting her plea for bail, Judge AV Chandrashekhra said corruption amounts to violation of human rights. The former Tamil Nadu chief minister was arrested on September 27 for corruption and sent to jail for four years.
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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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Supreme Court Extends Jayalalithaa's Bail, Asks For Daily Hearings
J Jayalalithaa, the Tamil Nadu leader who has appealed against her conviction in a corruption case, will remain on bail till April, the Supreme Court said today.
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Jayalalithaa Likely to Walk Out of Bangalore Prison Today: 10 Developments
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa is likely to walk out of the Bangalore central jail today, a day after she was granted bail by the Supreme Court on medical grounds. The release orders issued by the Special Court have reached the Bangalore Central Prison and Jayalalithaa is expeced to be released soon.
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Jayalalithaa Gets Bail, Likely to Leave Bangalore Prison Today: 10 Latest Developments
J Jayalalithaa, arrested three weeks ago, is likely to leave a prison in Bangalore today. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was granted bail by the Supreme Court on Friday on medical grounds.
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It's Already Diwali For Us, Say Ecstatic Jayalalithaa Supporters
Whether that happens could be decided today by the Supreme Court, which is scheduled to hear the politician's request for bail.
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Jayalalithaa Gets Bail, Likely to Leave Bangalore Prison Tomorrow: 10 Latest Developments
J Jayalalithaa, arrested three weeks ago, is likely to leave a prison in Bangalore tomorrow. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu was granted bail by the Supreme Court today on medical grounds.
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On AIADMK's Birthday Today, Will Party Chief Jayalalithaa Get Bail?
The AIADMK is unlikely to celebrate its 43rd birthday today unless its chief J Jayalalithaa gets bail. The Supreme Court will today hear the bail petition of the former Tamil Nadu chief minister, who has been in a Bangalore jail for almost two weeks after she was convicted in a corruption case and sentenced to four years in jail.
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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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Jayalalithaa's Lawyers Likely To Move Supreme Court Today Against Rejection of Bail
J Jayalalithaa's lawyers are expected to reach Delhi this morning from Bangalore and could file an appeal in the Supreme Court against the Karnataka High Court's dismissal of the former Tamil Nadu chief minister's petition for bail.
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'Jayalalithaa Trapped Herself In The Net', Says Karunanidhi
J Jayalalithaa's arch rival, the 92 year-old DMK chief M Karunanidhi, has predicted that her "comeback to power can only be a dream. It would never be fulfilled."
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Jayalalithaa Conviction is a Career-Slump. Not More.
Her power and future could remain undiminished, writes Rana Ayyub.
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Jayalalithaa's Day 10 in Jail, Lawyers Prep Appeal for Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, the former chief minister of Tamil Nadu, is spending her 10th day in prison, after her request for bail was rejected on Tuesday by the Karnataka High Court.
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Jayalalithaa to Move Supreme Court Against Rejection of Bail
J Jayalalithaa's lawyers have said they will move the Supreme Court against her bail plea being rejected on Tuesday by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu chief minister has been in jail for 10 days now, after being convicted and arrested in a corruption case.
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If You Love Jayalalithaa, Stay Calm, Appeals Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
The man filling in for J Jayalalithaa as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has urged her supporters to stay calm as they process the news that she has been denied bail and will remain in a Bangalore prison for now.
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'Corruption Violates Human Rights': Why Judge Rejected Jayalalithaa's Bail
J Jayalalithaa will stay in jail for now. Rejecting her plea for bail, Judge AV Chandrashekhra said corruption amounts to violation of human rights. The former Tamil Nadu chief minister was arrested on September 27 for corruption and sent to jail for four years.
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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.
