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In Setback To Sasikala, Supreme Court Says No Reason To Cancel Conviction
VK Sasikala's hopes of getting out of jail and taking charge of the AIADMK crashed on Wednesday when the Supreme Court rejected an appeal against her conviction that has landed her in jail since February this year.
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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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Live: Sasikala To Surrender In Bengaluru Today, Say AIADMK Sources
The Supreme Court bench of Justices PC Ghosh and Amitava Roy, concurrently, held AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala guilty of helping former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa amass illicit wealth worth over 60 crores in the 1990s and has sentenced her to four years imprisonment.
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VK Sasikala Gets 4-Year Jail Term For Corruption, Can't Be Chief Minister
VK Sasikala has been found guilty of corruption by the Supreme Court and will have to surrender to the police in Chennai so that she can be jailed for four years. This ends her high-decibel and divisive bid to be Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu - she is now barred from contesting an election for the next ten years. At 10:30 am on Tuesday, two judges o...
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2 Lawmakers 'Escape' Resort For Sasikala Flock, One In T-Shirt And Shorts
As VK Sasikala waited for a court verdict that could decide her political future, she lost two lawmakers to O Paneerselvam, the man who has challenged her bid for the Chief Minister's post.
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VK Sasikala's Ambition To Be Chief Minister: Take A Look At The Numbers
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court will deliver its verdict around 10.30 am on whether incumbent AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala is guilty of aiding her predecessor, J Jayalalithaa, in amassing illicit wealth of over 60 crores in the 1990s.
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In Setback To Sasikala, Supreme Court Says No Reason To Cancel Conviction
VK Sasikala's hopes of getting out of jail and taking charge of the AIADMK crashed on Wednesday when the Supreme Court rejected an appeal against her conviction that has landed her in jail since February this year.
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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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Live: Sasikala To Surrender In Bengaluru Today, Say AIADMK Sources
The Supreme Court bench of Justices PC Ghosh and Amitava Roy, concurrently, held AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala guilty of helping former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa amass illicit wealth worth over 60 crores in the 1990s and has sentenced her to four years imprisonment.
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VK Sasikala Gets 4-Year Jail Term For Corruption, Can't Be Chief Minister
VK Sasikala has been found guilty of corruption by the Supreme Court and will have to surrender to the police in Chennai so that she can be jailed for four years. This ends her high-decibel and divisive bid to be Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu - she is now barred from contesting an election for the next ten years. At 10:30 am on Tuesday, two judges o...
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2 Lawmakers 'Escape' Resort For Sasikala Flock, One In T-Shirt And Shorts
As VK Sasikala waited for a court verdict that could decide her political future, she lost two lawmakers to O Paneerselvam, the man who has challenged her bid for the Chief Minister's post.
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VK Sasikala's Ambition To Be Chief Minister: Take A Look At The Numbers
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court will deliver its verdict around 10.30 am on whether incumbent AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala is guilty of aiding her predecessor, J Jayalalithaa, in amassing illicit wealth of over 60 crores in the 1990s.
