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In Order Convicting Sasikala, Strong Comments About Jayalalithaa's Role
The corruption case in which VK Sasikala has been convicted today was, in fact, centered on whether J Jayalalithaa misused her first term as Chief Minister in the 1990s to accumulate a vast fortune of real estate, cash and jewellery through a maze of companies which were owned by Ms Sasikala and two of her male relatives.
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Jayalalithaa Makes Rare Public Appearance to Honour Nadar Community Leader
In a rare public appearance this morning, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha was present at a function to officially rename Chennai's Adyar IV Main Road, to B Ramachandra Adithanar, in a bid to woo the Nadar community ahead of the state assembly elections next year.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Takes Oath as Legislator
Days after securing a thumping victory in the RK Nagar bypoll, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today took oath as MLA.
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On Friday, Jayalalithaa Will Make First Public Appearance Since Acquittal
For the first time since she was acquitted in a corruption case, J Jayalalithaa will appear in public on Friday in Chennai.
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Speculation Over Jayalalithaa's Re-Election Bid, After AIADMK Lawmaker Resigns
An AIADMK legislator resigned from the Tamil Nadu Assembly today, sparking speculation that party chief J Jayalalithaa may contest from there to stake her claim to form the government, after the Karnataka High Court recently overturned her conviction in the disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa Calls Party Legislators' Meet on May 22 Amid Speculation of Her Return as Chief Minister
J Jayalalithaa has called a meeting of her AIADMK legislators next Friday amid speculation that she will return as chief minister after being acquitted in a corruption case this week.
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Jayalalithaa's Return as Chief Minister Could be Delayed: Sources
The Public Prosecutor in the assets case against J Jayalalithaa has said there is sufficient ground for an appeal to the Supreme Court against the acquittal of the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. But the decision, he said, lies with the Karnataka government.
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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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Have Emerged as 'Tested Pure Gold,' Says Jayalalithaa, Acquitted in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa, the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, has been acquitted in a corruption case that had led to her being jailed and can now return to office. O Panneerselvam, who was installed as her replacement, is expected to resign soon, said sources.
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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 Gets Four Years in Jail for Corruption, Fined 100 Crores
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa was sent to the Bangalore Central Jail on Saturday evening after a court found her guilty of corruption. She has been sentenced to four years in prison and has been fined Rs 100 crore.
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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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Jayalalithaa Cannot Recover From This Loss of Credibility: Subramanian Swamy
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa was today convicted in a Rs 66 crore disproportionate assets case by a Bangalore court. Jayalalithaa, 66, will most likely have to resign as Chief Minister of the state. She has been convicted along with three close aides, including Sasikala Natarajan, who lives with her.
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In Order Convicting Sasikala, Strong Comments About Jayalalithaa's Role
The corruption case in which VK Sasikala has been convicted today was, in fact, centered on whether J Jayalalithaa misused her first term as Chief Minister in the 1990s to accumulate a vast fortune of real estate, cash and jewellery through a maze of companies which were owned by Ms Sasikala and two of her male relatives.
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Jayalalithaa Makes Rare Public Appearance to Honour Nadar Community Leader
In a rare public appearance this morning, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha was present at a function to officially rename Chennai's Adyar IV Main Road, to B Ramachandra Adithanar, in a bid to woo the Nadar community ahead of the state assembly elections next year.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa Takes Oath as Legislator
Days after securing a thumping victory in the RK Nagar bypoll, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today took oath as MLA.
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On Friday, Jayalalithaa Will Make First Public Appearance Since Acquittal
For the first time since she was acquitted in a corruption case, J Jayalalithaa will appear in public on Friday in Chennai.
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Speculation Over Jayalalithaa's Re-Election Bid, After AIADMK Lawmaker Resigns
An AIADMK legislator resigned from the Tamil Nadu Assembly today, sparking speculation that party chief J Jayalalithaa may contest from there to stake her claim to form the government, after the Karnataka High Court recently overturned her conviction in the disproportionate assets case.
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Jayalalithaa Calls Party Legislators' Meet on May 22 Amid Speculation of Her Return as Chief Minister
J Jayalalithaa has called a meeting of her AIADMK legislators next Friday amid speculation that she will return as chief minister after being acquitted in a corruption case this week.
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Jayalalithaa's Return as Chief Minister Could be Delayed: Sources
The Public Prosecutor in the assets case against J Jayalalithaa has said there is sufficient ground for an appeal to the Supreme Court against the acquittal of the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. But the decision, he said, lies with the Karnataka government.
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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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Have Emerged as 'Tested Pure Gold,' Says Jayalalithaa, Acquitted in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa, the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, has been acquitted in a corruption case that had led to her being jailed and can now return to office. O Panneerselvam, who was installed as her replacement, is expected to resign soon, said sources.
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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 Gets Four Years in Jail for Corruption, Fined 100 Crores
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa was sent to the Bangalore Central Jail on Saturday evening after a court found her guilty of corruption. She has been sentenced to four years in prison and has been fined Rs 100 crore.
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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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Jayalalithaa Cannot Recover From This Loss of Credibility: Subramanian Swamy
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa was today convicted in a Rs 66 crore disproportionate assets case by a Bangalore court. Jayalalithaa, 66, will most likely have to resign as Chief Minister of the state. She has been convicted along with three close aides, including Sasikala Natarajan, who lives with her.
