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2 Months After Jayalalithaa's Death, Court's Sharp Words On 'Accused No.1'
Nearly two months after the death of J Jayalalithaa, a Supreme Court judgement has used sharp words while indicting the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for corruption. Even though the case against her stands abated after her death, the court made searing observations on Jayalalithaa - Accused No 1 in the case.
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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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Supreme Court Orders Jail for Sasikala: What Next
AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala has been ordered to serve a four-year jail term in a 21-year-old disproportionate assets case by the Supreme Court, ending her wait for an invitation from Tamil Nadu's Raj Bhavan to take over as the chief minister. She will, instead, go to jail. The court did not rule on charges against former chief minister J J...
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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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'It's A Fatty Judgement,' Said Supreme Court Judges, Then Went Straight To Sasikala Verdict
It took eight minutes for two Supreme Court judges to announce the decision that abruptly cut short the political career of VK Sasikala, a long-time companion of J Jayalalithaa. The judges concurred when they held Ms Sasikala guilty of corruption and decided that she has to go to back to jail to serve a four-year sentence. "We have expressed deep c...
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After Supreme Court's 'Guilty' Verdict, Cops Enter Resort Where VK Sasikala Stayed With AIADMK MLAs
A luxury resort near Chennai was brought under heavy security cover this morning as scores of policemen arrived there hours before a Supreme Court verdict on a corruption case against VK Sasikala. Ms Sasikala stayed last night at the Golden Bay resort where over 100 lawmakers have camped since Wednesday, a day after Chief Minister O Panneerselvam's...
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Supreme Court to Hear Karnataka's Plea Against Jayalalithaa's Acquittal
The Supreme Court will hear on November 23 the Karnataka government's plea challenging the state high court verdict acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa and three others in a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa catches a break in Income Tax case
The Supreme Court today granted a minor relief to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and her close aide N Sasikala by asking them to appear before a Chennai trial court after the completion of the Lok Sabha polls to face trial in the income tax returns case.
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2 Months After Jayalalithaa's Death, Court's Sharp Words On 'Accused No.1'
Nearly two months after the death of J Jayalalithaa, a Supreme Court judgement has used sharp words while indicting the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for corruption. Even though the case against her stands abated after her death, the court made searing observations on Jayalalithaa - Accused No 1 in the case.
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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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Supreme Court Orders Jail for Sasikala: What Next
AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala has been ordered to serve a four-year jail term in a 21-year-old disproportionate assets case by the Supreme Court, ending her wait for an invitation from Tamil Nadu's Raj Bhavan to take over as the chief minister. She will, instead, go to jail. The court did not rule on charges against former chief minister J J...
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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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'It's A Fatty Judgement,' Said Supreme Court Judges, Then Went Straight To Sasikala Verdict
It took eight minutes for two Supreme Court judges to announce the decision that abruptly cut short the political career of VK Sasikala, a long-time companion of J Jayalalithaa. The judges concurred when they held Ms Sasikala guilty of corruption and decided that she has to go to back to jail to serve a four-year sentence. "We have expressed deep c...
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After Supreme Court's 'Guilty' Verdict, Cops Enter Resort Where VK Sasikala Stayed With AIADMK MLAs
A luxury resort near Chennai was brought under heavy security cover this morning as scores of policemen arrived there hours before a Supreme Court verdict on a corruption case against VK Sasikala. Ms Sasikala stayed last night at the Golden Bay resort where over 100 lawmakers have camped since Wednesday, a day after Chief Minister O Panneerselvam's...
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Supreme Court to Hear Karnataka's Plea Against Jayalalithaa's Acquittal
The Supreme Court will hear on November 23 the Karnataka government's plea challenging the state high court verdict acquitting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa and three others in a corruption case.
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Jayalalithaa catches a break in Income Tax case
The Supreme Court today granted a minor relief to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and her close aide N Sasikala by asking them to appear before a Chennai trial court after the completion of the Lok Sabha polls to face trial in the income tax returns case.
