Bangalore: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa had a frugal supper late on Saturday in Bangalore's central jail where she has been lodged after a court found her guilty of corruption.
"As per the jail manual, Jayalalithaa was served ragi (malt) ball, plain rice, sambar and curd rice with pickle," a prison official said. She has been sentenced to four years in prison and has been fined Rs. 100 crore.
The AIADMK chief will spend the night at a special cell set up in the women's wing of the prison, with special guards posted for her security round the clock.
Soon after special judge John Micheal D'Cunha pronounced the sentence at 5 pm in the special court, Jayalalithaa was taken into judicial custody for medical check-up.
After treatment, Jayalalithaa was driven back to the jail premises.
"As per the jail manual, Jayalalithaa was served ragi (malt) ball, plain rice, sambar and curd rice with pickle," a prison official said. She has been sentenced to four years in prison and has been fined Rs. 100 crore.
The AIADMK chief will spend the night at a special cell set up in the women's wing of the prison, with special guards posted for her security round the clock.
Soon after special judge John Micheal D'Cunha pronounced the sentence at 5 pm in the special court, Jayalalithaa was taken into judicial custody for medical check-up.
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After treatment, Jayalalithaa was driven back to the jail premises.
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