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Golden Sword, Crowns Among J Jayalalithaa's Seized Assets Given To Tamil Nadu
27 kg of gold ornaments, including at least two golden crowns and a gold sword were among some of the items belonging to former chief minister and AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa that were handed over to Tamil Nadu government
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Activist Seeks Transfer Of Jayalalithaa's 11,000 Sarees, 700 Kg Of Silverware For Auction: Report
The assets were seized as part of the disproportionate assets case probe against Jayalalithaa.
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For J Jayalalithaa's Assets' Disposal, Karnataka Names Special Public Prosecutor
Karnataka's Law Department has appointed advocate Kiran S Javali as the Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) to dispose the movable properties of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa that were seized in the disproportionate assets case.
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Give Details On Disposing Of J Jayalalithaa's Assests: Court To Official
A civil court here has set aside an order of the public information officer (PIO) who had refused to share information on disposing of the immovable assets of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa.
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Jayalalithaa Cannot Be Termed Convict In Assets Case: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court today said former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa cannot be termed a convict in a disproportionate assets case and dismissed a petition challenging the construction of a memorial of her.
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Did Jayalalithaa's House Figure In Assets Case? Verification Ordered
The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Tamil Nadu Advocate General to verify whether the Poes Garden residence of late J Jayalalithaa was mentioned in the disproportionate assets case against her.
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High Court Judgment Acquitting J Jayalalithaa Is Perverse: Karnataka To Top Court
Acquiring assets "per se" is not a crime unless the sources are found to be illegal, the Supreme Court today said while Karnataka maintained that the High Court order acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in the assets case is "perverse".
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Jayalalithaa's Big Whopper: Elected With 1.5 Lakh Margin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has won her election to the state legislature with a margin of 1.5 lakh votes.
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RK Nagar By-Poll: 63.5 Per Cent Voting Till Now in Jayalalithaa's Re-Election Bid
The by-election in Tamil Nadu's Radhakrishnan (RK) Nagar consituency has seen a voter turnout of 63.5 per cent till 4 pm, with people still queueing outside polling stations. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is making a bid to be re-elected to the Assembly, after once again taking charge of the state on May 23.
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Judge Who Convicted Jayalalithaa Appointed Karnataka High Court Registrar General
John Michael Cunha, the Special Judge of the trial court who convicted Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in a disproportionate assets case, was on Monday appointed as the Registrar General of the state High Court by the Karnataka government.
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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'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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What Jayalalithaa Said After She Was Acquitted in Corruption Case
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa was acquitted in a corruption case that had led to her being jailed. AIADMK sources say after her acquittal, Jayalalithaa may return as Tamil Nadu chief minister and O Panneerselvam may resign as soon as this evening.
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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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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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Golden Sword, Crowns Among J Jayalalithaa's Seized Assets Given To Tamil Nadu
27 kg of gold ornaments, including at least two golden crowns and a gold sword were among some of the items belonging to former chief minister and AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa that were handed over to Tamil Nadu government
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Activist Seeks Transfer Of Jayalalithaa's 11,000 Sarees, 700 Kg Of Silverware For Auction: Report
The assets were seized as part of the disproportionate assets case probe against Jayalalithaa.
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For J Jayalalithaa's Assets' Disposal, Karnataka Names Special Public Prosecutor
Karnataka's Law Department has appointed advocate Kiran S Javali as the Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) to dispose the movable properties of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa that were seized in the disproportionate assets case.
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Give Details On Disposing Of J Jayalalithaa's Assests: Court To Official
A civil court here has set aside an order of the public information officer (PIO) who had refused to share information on disposing of the immovable assets of former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa.
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Jayalalithaa Cannot Be Termed Convict In Assets Case: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court today said former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa cannot be termed a convict in a disproportionate assets case and dismissed a petition challenging the construction of a memorial of her.
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Did Jayalalithaa's House Figure In Assets Case? Verification Ordered
The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the Tamil Nadu Advocate General to verify whether the Poes Garden residence of late J Jayalalithaa was mentioned in the disproportionate assets case against her.
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High Court Judgment Acquitting J Jayalalithaa Is Perverse: Karnataka To Top Court
Acquiring assets "per se" is not a crime unless the sources are found to be illegal, the Supreme Court today said while Karnataka maintained that the High Court order acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in the assets case is "perverse".
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Jayalalithaa's Big Whopper: Elected With 1.5 Lakh Margin
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has won her election to the state legislature with a margin of 1.5 lakh votes.
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RK Nagar By-Poll: 63.5 Per Cent Voting Till Now in Jayalalithaa's Re-Election Bid
The by-election in Tamil Nadu's Radhakrishnan (RK) Nagar consituency has seen a voter turnout of 63.5 per cent till 4 pm, with people still queueing outside polling stations. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa is making a bid to be re-elected to the Assembly, after once again taking charge of the state on May 23.
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Judge Who Convicted Jayalalithaa Appointed Karnataka High Court Registrar General
John Michael Cunha, the Special Judge of the trial court who convicted Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in a disproportionate assets case, was on Monday appointed as the Registrar General of the state High Court by the Karnataka government.
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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'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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What Jayalalithaa Said After She Was Acquitted in Corruption Case
Former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa was acquitted in a corruption case that had led to her being jailed. AIADMK sources say after her acquittal, Jayalalithaa may return as Tamil Nadu chief minister and O Panneerselvam may resign as soon as this evening.
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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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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.
