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Supreme Court Begins Hearing To Re-Look Anti-Defection Law
The Supreme Court on Friday commenced hearing to revisit its two-decade-old verdict on the anti- defection law by which a member elected or nominated by a political party continues to be under its control even after expulsion.
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Jayalalithaa's Party Says Let's Name Newborns for Judge Who Acquitted Her
The AIADMK chief, J Jayalalithaa's acquittal in the corruption case has given 64-year-old A Chandran a new mission in life. The councillor of Coimbatore's 84th ward now wants people to name their newborn boys after Justice CR Kumaraswamy, the Karnataka high court judge who gave the verdict.
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In Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Judge Rejects Charges of Lavish Wedding for Foster Son
The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.
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At Jayalalithaa's Residence in Chennai, Celebrations Give Way to Tears
Joy and anticipation turned to shock and grief in seconds on Tuesday evening as news came in that the Karnataka High Court had rejected bail for J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister.
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Jayalalithaa Granted Bail by Karnataka High Court in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa has been granted bail by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister has spent the last nine days in a Bangalore jail after being convicted in a corruption case.
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As Jayalalithaa Faces Crucial Verdict, Her Partymen Turn to God
A Bangalore court is expected to decide tomorrow whether Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has accumulated assets disproportionate to her known sources of income. The verdict will have a massive impact on politics in her state.
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Supreme Court Begins Hearing To Re-Look Anti-Defection Law
The Supreme Court on Friday commenced hearing to revisit its two-decade-old verdict on the anti- defection law by which a member elected or nominated by a political party continues to be under its control even after expulsion.
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Jayalalithaa's Party Says Let's Name Newborns for Judge Who Acquitted Her
The AIADMK chief, J Jayalalithaa's acquittal in the corruption case has given 64-year-old A Chandran a new mission in life. The councillor of Coimbatore's 84th ward now wants people to name their newborn boys after Justice CR Kumaraswamy, the Karnataka high court judge who gave the verdict.
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In Jayalalithaa's Acquittal, Judge Rejects Charges of Lavish Wedding for Foster Son
The acquittal of J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case that forced her to step down as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu sparked wild celebrations by supporters and paved the way for her return to office.
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At Jayalalithaa's Residence in Chennai, Celebrations Give Way to Tears
Joy and anticipation turned to shock and grief in seconds on Tuesday evening as news came in that the Karnataka High Court had rejected bail for J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister.
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Jayalalithaa Granted Bail by Karnataka High Court in Corruption Case
J Jayalalithaa has been granted bail by the Karnataka High Court. The former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister has spent the last nine days in a Bangalore jail after being convicted in a corruption case.
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As Jayalalithaa Faces Crucial Verdict, Her Partymen Turn to God
A Bangalore court is expected to decide tomorrow whether Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa has accumulated assets disproportionate to her known sources of income. The verdict will have a massive impact on politics in her state.
