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Tax Authorities Ordered To Find Out Assets, Liabilities Of J Jayalalithaa
The Madras High Court Wednesday on its own impleaded the Income Tax department to find out the assets and liabilities of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa in an appeal filed by two persons in the case related to the administration of the late leader's properties.
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Panel Probing Jayalalithaa's Death Flags Alleged Issues In Her Treatment
A petition has been filed before a Commission of Inquiry probing the death of former chief minister J Jayalalaithaa by its counsel, raising serious medical issues regarding her treatment at the Apollo Hospital.
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Legal Cell of Karnataka Congress Against Filing Appeal Against Jayalalithaa in Supreme Court
The legal cell of ruling Congress in Karnataka today advised the government in the state not to file an appeal against the acquittal of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in the disproportionate assets case.
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What Jayalalithaa Did on Day 1: Nearly 200 Amma Canteens and a Whole Lot More
On her first day back at work, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has launched 201 'Amma' canteens - low-cost eateries - across the state.
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Truth vs Hype Exclusive: How the Cost of Sentry Shed Helped Acquit Jayalalithaa
As J Jayalalithaa took over as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the fifth time today, questions continue to mount over lapses in the Karnataka High Court order acquitting her.
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DMK Asks Karnataka Government to File Appeal in Jayalalithaa Case
Exerting pressure on the Congress Government in Karnataka, DMK today said it should immediately file an appeal against AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa's acquittal in the wealth case as it "has a duty to uphold justice".
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Jayalalithaa's Acquittal Based on Deeply Flawed Math, Says Prosecutor
The judge who acquitted former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa got his math wrong, alleges a lawyer.
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PM Narendra Modi Greets Jayalalithaa After Her Acquittal in Corruption Case
Prime Minister Narendra Modi phoned AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa to congratulate on her acquittal in a corruption case, which has cleared the decks for her return as Tamil Nadu chief minister
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Sad That More Than 200 People Died Over My Conviction, Says Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa, primed to return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, said that her acquittal today in a corruption case, has allowed her to "emerge like pure tested gold."
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For Jayalalithaa's Verdict, a Packed Bengaluru Court-Room
The judge arrived - and in a matter of seconds it was over.
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Supporters Celebrate Jayalalithaa's Acquittal Outside Her Residence in Chennai
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, is at her Poes Garden residence in Chennai, where hundreds of supporters are now celebrating with news coming in of her acquittal by the Karnataka High Court in a conviction in a corruption case.
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Assets Case: Verdict on Jayalalithaa's Appeal Tomorrow
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa will face a critical judicial test tomorrow with the High Court set to pronounce its verdict on her appeal against her conviction in the disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa's Appeal Against Conviction Cannot be Heard Afresh, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled out a cancelling the ongoing hearing of the appeal by former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa against her conviction in the disproportionate assets case, which can happen if the appointment of the public prosecutor in the case is cancelled.
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Jayalalithaa Lied, She Spent 3 Crores on Foster Son's Wedding, Says Court
J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail for corruption during her first term as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. A court on Tuesday will hear her appeal against that verdict, which truncated her third term as Tamil Nadu's highest elected official.
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For Jailed Jayalalithaa, Tamil Film Industry Calls 'Cut' for a Day
Tamil Nadu's film industry launched an eight-hour fast on Tuesday to rally support for former chief minister J Jayalalithaa, who has been sentenced to four years in prison following a lengthy corruption case.
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Tax Authorities Ordered To Find Out Assets, Liabilities Of J Jayalalithaa
The Madras High Court Wednesday on its own impleaded the Income Tax department to find out the assets and liabilities of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa in an appeal filed by two persons in the case related to the administration of the late leader's properties.
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Panel Probing Jayalalithaa's Death Flags Alleged Issues In Her Treatment
A petition has been filed before a Commission of Inquiry probing the death of former chief minister J Jayalalaithaa by its counsel, raising serious medical issues regarding her treatment at the Apollo Hospital.
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Legal Cell of Karnataka Congress Against Filing Appeal Against Jayalalithaa in Supreme Court
The legal cell of ruling Congress in Karnataka today advised the government in the state not to file an appeal against the acquittal of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in the disproportionate assets case.
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What Jayalalithaa Did on Day 1: Nearly 200 Amma Canteens and a Whole Lot More
On her first day back at work, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has launched 201 'Amma' canteens - low-cost eateries - across the state.
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Truth vs Hype Exclusive: How the Cost of Sentry Shed Helped Acquit Jayalalithaa
As J Jayalalithaa took over as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for the fifth time today, questions continue to mount over lapses in the Karnataka High Court order acquitting her.
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DMK Asks Karnataka Government to File Appeal in Jayalalithaa Case
Exerting pressure on the Congress Government in Karnataka, DMK today said it should immediately file an appeal against AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa's acquittal in the wealth case as it "has a duty to uphold justice".
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Jayalalithaa's Acquittal Based on Deeply Flawed Math, Says Prosecutor
The judge who acquitted former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa got his math wrong, alleges a lawyer.
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PM Narendra Modi Greets Jayalalithaa After Her Acquittal in Corruption Case
Prime Minister Narendra Modi phoned AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa to congratulate on her acquittal in a corruption case, which has cleared the decks for her return as Tamil Nadu chief minister
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Sad That More Than 200 People Died Over My Conviction, Says Jayalalithaa
J Jayalalithaa, primed to return as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, said that her acquittal today in a corruption case, has allowed her to "emerge like pure tested gold."
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For Jayalalithaa's Verdict, a Packed Bengaluru Court-Room
The judge arrived - and in a matter of seconds it was over.
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Supporters Celebrate Jayalalithaa's Acquittal Outside Her Residence in Chennai
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, is at her Poes Garden residence in Chennai, where hundreds of supporters are now celebrating with news coming in of her acquittal by the Karnataka High Court in a conviction in a corruption case.
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Assets Case: Verdict on Jayalalithaa's Appeal Tomorrow
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa will face a critical judicial test tomorrow with the High Court set to pronounce its verdict on her appeal against her conviction in the disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa's Appeal Against Conviction Cannot be Heard Afresh, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled out a cancelling the ongoing hearing of the appeal by former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa against her conviction in the disproportionate assets case, which can happen if the appointment of the public prosecutor in the case is cancelled.
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Jayalalithaa Lied, She Spent 3 Crores on Foster Son's Wedding, Says Court
J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail for corruption during her first term as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. A court on Tuesday will hear her appeal against that verdict, which truncated her third term as Tamil Nadu's highest elected official.
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For Jailed Jayalalithaa, Tamil Film Industry Calls 'Cut' for a Day
Tamil Nadu's film industry launched an eight-hour fast on Tuesday to rally support for former chief minister J Jayalalithaa, who has been sentenced to four years in prison following a lengthy corruption case.
