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Sasikala Plea Against Conviction To Be Heard Today, Wants Judge To Recuse
A day before the Supreme Court takes up AIADMK leader VK Sasikala petition against her conviction, the Tamil Nadu politician sentenced to four years in jail has asked that the top court's Justice Rohinton Nariman should not hear her case.
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Jayalalithaa Will Not Be Declared Convict In Corruption Case, Says Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu chief minister, will not be declared a convict in a corruption case, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting Karnataka's request.
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Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
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Chief Minister Sasikala? Not Yet, For Reasons Including Governor's Time
Sources have told NDTV that Governor C Vidyasagar Rao has taken a legal opinion on VK Sasikala taking over as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister in view of the disproportionate assets case against her, which is pending in Supreme Court.
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Jayalalithaa Warned Not to Get Too Comfy in Office by Rival DMK
On her second day back in office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, J Jayalalithaa received a warning from a political rival. The DMK said it plans to appeal in the Supreme Court against her recent acquittal in a corruption case, which paved the way for her fifth stint as head of the Tamil Nadu government.
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Truth vs Hype: Behind Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Charges of Political 'Sabotage'
Jayalalithaa may have returned as Tamil Nadu chief minister, but her controversial acquittal has raised questions over whether behind-the-scenes political manouvering, across party lines, came in the way of a fair legal process.
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No Objection to Conditional Bail for Jayalalithaa, Says Prosecution
Whether J Jayalalithaa will leave jail could be decided today in Bangalore. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu's request for bail is being heard by the Karnataka High Court.
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In Show of Support, Tamil Nadu Film Industry Shuts Down for Jayalalithaa
The Tamil Nadu film industry has shut down today to express solidarity with J Jayalalithaa, the chief of ruling party AIADMK and former state Chief Minister who was convicted in a corruption case by a court in Bangalore on Saturday and sentenced to four years.
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Exclusive: The Money Trail That Nailed Jayalalithaa in Court
Even as Jayalalithaa today challenged her conviction in a 1996 case of corruption, prosecutors claim that the paper trail of money provides clinching evidence that the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister used unaccounted for cash to buy land worth huge amounts of money.
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Jayalalithaa to Move Court for Bail Tomorrow
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will move the Karnataka High Court tomorrow to seek bail and stay on her conviction in a corruption case, her advocates said today. Ms Jayalalithaa was convicted in the 18-year-old case, along with three close aides including Sasikala Natarajan, and sentenced to four years in prison by a Bangalore court yest...
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I Was Attacked by Jayalalithaa's Supporters
NDTV's Uma Sudhir on what it was like to report on the big verdict.
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Jayalalithaa Sentenced to Four Years in Jail in Corruption Case by Bangalore Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail after a Bangalore court found her guilty of corruption on Saturday. She has been taken to Bangalore's central jail for a mandatory medical check up, before imprisonment. She is expected to be sent to jail this evening.
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Jayalalithaa Sentenced to 4 Years in Jail in Corruption Case
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail after a Bangalore court found her guilty of corruption on Saturday. Ms Jayalalithaa, who is 66, will have to resign as Chief Minister - the Supreme Court ruled last year that a law-maker found guilty of a crime carrying a jail sentence of two years or more stands imme...
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Karnataka advocate general quits over Jayalalithaa's corruption case
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka, already battling debilitating scandals, is now caught in a new controversy. State advocate general B V Acharya has resigned, accusing the party of pressuring him to quit as prosecutor in a corruption case against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
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Live Blog: Jayalalithaa appears before Bangalore court in assets case
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will appear before the special court in Bangalore today for completing recording of her deposition in the Rs 66-crore disproportionate assets case against her.
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Sasikala Plea Against Conviction To Be Heard Today, Wants Judge To Recuse
A day before the Supreme Court takes up AIADMK leader VK Sasikala petition against her conviction, the Tamil Nadu politician sentenced to four years in jail has asked that the top court's Justice Rohinton Nariman should not hear her case.
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Jayalalithaa Will Not Be Declared Convict In Corruption Case, Says Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu chief minister, will not be declared a convict in a corruption case, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting Karnataka's request.
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Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
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Chief Minister Sasikala? Not Yet, For Reasons Including Governor's Time
Sources have told NDTV that Governor C Vidyasagar Rao has taken a legal opinion on VK Sasikala taking over as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister in view of the disproportionate assets case against her, which is pending in Supreme Court.
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Jayalalithaa Warned Not to Get Too Comfy in Office by Rival DMK
On her second day back in office as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, J Jayalalithaa received a warning from a political rival. The DMK said it plans to appeal in the Supreme Court against her recent acquittal in a corruption case, which paved the way for her fifth stint as head of the Tamil Nadu government.
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Truth vs Hype: Behind Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Charges of Political 'Sabotage'
Jayalalithaa may have returned as Tamil Nadu chief minister, but her controversial acquittal has raised questions over whether behind-the-scenes political manouvering, across party lines, came in the way of a fair legal process.
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No Objection to Conditional Bail for Jayalalithaa, Says Prosecution
Whether J Jayalalithaa will leave jail could be decided today in Bangalore. The former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu's request for bail is being heard by the Karnataka High Court.
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In Show of Support, Tamil Nadu Film Industry Shuts Down for Jayalalithaa
The Tamil Nadu film industry has shut down today to express solidarity with J Jayalalithaa, the chief of ruling party AIADMK and former state Chief Minister who was convicted in a corruption case by a court in Bangalore on Saturday and sentenced to four years.
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Exclusive: The Money Trail That Nailed Jayalalithaa in Court
Even as Jayalalithaa today challenged her conviction in a 1996 case of corruption, prosecutors claim that the paper trail of money provides clinching evidence that the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister used unaccounted for cash to buy land worth huge amounts of money.
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Jayalalithaa to Move Court for Bail Tomorrow
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will move the Karnataka High Court tomorrow to seek bail and stay on her conviction in a corruption case, her advocates said today. Ms Jayalalithaa was convicted in the 18-year-old case, along with three close aides including Sasikala Natarajan, and sentenced to four years in prison by a Bangalore court yest...
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I Was Attacked by Jayalalithaa's Supporters
NDTV's Uma Sudhir on what it was like to report on the big verdict.
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Jayalalithaa Sentenced to Four Years in Jail in Corruption Case by Bangalore Court
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail after a Bangalore court found her guilty of corruption on Saturday. She has been taken to Bangalore's central jail for a mandatory medical check up, before imprisonment. She is expected to be sent to jail this evening.
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Jayalalithaa Sentenced to 4 Years in Jail in Corruption Case
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has been sentenced to four years in jail after a Bangalore court found her guilty of corruption on Saturday. Ms Jayalalithaa, who is 66, will have to resign as Chief Minister - the Supreme Court ruled last year that a law-maker found guilty of a crime carrying a jail sentence of two years or more stands imme...
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Karnataka advocate general quits over Jayalalithaa's corruption case
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka, already battling debilitating scandals, is now caught in a new controversy. State advocate general B V Acharya has resigned, accusing the party of pressuring him to quit as prosecutor in a corruption case against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
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Live Blog: Jayalalithaa appears before Bangalore court in assets case
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa will appear before the special court in Bangalore today for completing recording of her deposition in the Rs 66-crore disproportionate assets case against her.
