Jayalalithaa Conviction
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Non-Bailable Warrant Issued Against Sasikala After Non-Appearance In Court
Sasikala and Ilavarasi were convicted by a special court in the disproportionate assets case against Jayalalithaa and them and spent four years in the Central Prison here.
-
"They Were In Illegal Confinement": Lawyer Of Rajiv Gandhi's Killers
Late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa initiated the due process for the release of the seven Rajiv case convicts in 2014 and the matter later went to the Supreme Court, which set Perarivalan free in May this year.
-
Ex-Top Court Judge Justice PC Ghose Set To Be First Lokpal: Sources
Retired Supreme Court judge Pinaki Chandra Ghose is set to be appointed as the country's first Lokpal, or the anti-corruption ombudsman, sources said today.
-
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.
-
5 Rooms, Cook, Visitors: Special Jail Treatment For Sasikala, Reveals RTI
A Right to Information (RTI) query has revealed that former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's close aide Sasikala, who is serving a four-year jail term after being convicted in disproportionate assets case, has been enjoying VIP facilities.
-
Jayalalithaa Not A Convict, No Bar On Her Memorial: Tamil Nadu Tells Court
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday told the Madras High Court that late chief minister Jayalalithaa was not a convict in the wealth case after the Supreme Court had abated charges against her and hence, there was no bar on constructing a memorial for her.
-
Court Frees Man Convicted Of Damaging Jayalalithaa's Photos In Civic Body
The Madras High Court Friday acquitted a man sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by a lower court for allegedly damaging late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's photograph in the city corporation in 2001.
-
Convicts Who Set Bus On Fire Killing 3 Women In Tamil Nadu Set Free
Over 18 years ago, three Tamil Nadu students were burnt alive in Dharmapuri by AIADMK men protesting the conviction of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case. Three of the protesters, who were found guilty of setting their bus on fire and sentenced to life, have been set free from the Vellore Central Prison following an approval ...
-
Jayalalithaa Memorial Policy Decision: Tamil Nadu Government To Court
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday informed the Madras High Court that the decision to construct a memorial for late Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was a policy decision and there was no conviction against her as of date.
-
Tamil Nadu Assembly Gets Jayalalithaa Portrait, DMK Calls It "Disgrace"
A portrait of J Jayalalithaa took prime spot inside the Tamil Nadu assembly today amid strong objections by the opposition DMK and the Congress, which boycotted the event. Jayalalithaa's portrait has been put up in the assembly gallery and stands apart from the 10 other images inside the assembly, of chief ministers and Tamil Nadu icons.
-
Supreme Court Judge Withdraws From Hearing VK Sasikala's Review Petition
A petition filed by AIADMK's VK Sasikala -- seeking review of her 4-year-jail term following conviction in a corruption case -- was deferred today after a judge who was to hear it, recused. Justice Rohinton Nariman, who was part of the two-judge bench withdrew after Sasikala pointed out that his father, eminent jurist and constitutional expert Fali...
-
Sasikala Plea Against Conviction To Be Heard Today, Wants Judge To Recuse
A day before the Supreme Court takes up AIADMK leader VK Sasikala petition against her conviction, the Tamil Nadu politician sentenced to four years in jail has asked that the top court's Justice Rohinton Nariman should not hear her case.
-
'Wasn't A Public Servant': From Jail, VK Sasikala Appeals Against Conviction
Days after her nephew TTV Dinakaran found himself behind bars in Delhi, AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala is making a bid to get out of the Bengaluru jail where she is serving a four-year jail term. On Wednesday, Sasikala filed a review petition against her conviction by the Supreme Court that had hauled her off to jail in February, arguing that...
-
Jayalalithaa Will Not Be Declared Convict In Corruption Case, Says Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu chief minister, will not be declared a convict in a corruption case, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting Karnataka's request.
-
Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
-
Non-Bailable Warrant Issued Against Sasikala After Non-Appearance In Court
Sasikala and Ilavarasi were convicted by a special court in the disproportionate assets case against Jayalalithaa and them and spent four years in the Central Prison here.
-
"They Were In Illegal Confinement": Lawyer Of Rajiv Gandhi's Killers
Late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa initiated the due process for the release of the seven Rajiv case convicts in 2014 and the matter later went to the Supreme Court, which set Perarivalan free in May this year.
-
Ex-Top Court Judge Justice PC Ghose Set To Be First Lokpal: Sources
Retired Supreme Court judge Pinaki Chandra Ghose is set to be appointed as the country's first Lokpal, or the anti-corruption ombudsman, sources said today.
-
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.
-
5 Rooms, Cook, Visitors: Special Jail Treatment For Sasikala, Reveals RTI
A Right to Information (RTI) query has revealed that former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's close aide Sasikala, who is serving a four-year jail term after being convicted in disproportionate assets case, has been enjoying VIP facilities.
-
Jayalalithaa Not A Convict, No Bar On Her Memorial: Tamil Nadu Tells Court
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday told the Madras High Court that late chief minister Jayalalithaa was not a convict in the wealth case after the Supreme Court had abated charges against her and hence, there was no bar on constructing a memorial for her.
-
Court Frees Man Convicted Of Damaging Jayalalithaa's Photos In Civic Body
The Madras High Court Friday acquitted a man sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by a lower court for allegedly damaging late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's photograph in the city corporation in 2001.
-
Convicts Who Set Bus On Fire Killing 3 Women In Tamil Nadu Set Free
Over 18 years ago, three Tamil Nadu students were burnt alive in Dharmapuri by AIADMK men protesting the conviction of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in a corruption case. Three of the protesters, who were found guilty of setting their bus on fire and sentenced to life, have been set free from the Vellore Central Prison following an approval ...
-
Jayalalithaa Memorial Policy Decision: Tamil Nadu Government To Court
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday informed the Madras High Court that the decision to construct a memorial for late Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was a policy decision and there was no conviction against her as of date.
-
Tamil Nadu Assembly Gets Jayalalithaa Portrait, DMK Calls It "Disgrace"
A portrait of J Jayalalithaa took prime spot inside the Tamil Nadu assembly today amid strong objections by the opposition DMK and the Congress, which boycotted the event. Jayalalithaa's portrait has been put up in the assembly gallery and stands apart from the 10 other images inside the assembly, of chief ministers and Tamil Nadu icons.
-
Supreme Court Judge Withdraws From Hearing VK Sasikala's Review Petition
A petition filed by AIADMK's VK Sasikala -- seeking review of her 4-year-jail term following conviction in a corruption case -- was deferred today after a judge who was to hear it, recused. Justice Rohinton Nariman, who was part of the two-judge bench withdrew after Sasikala pointed out that his father, eminent jurist and constitutional expert Fali...
-
Sasikala Plea Against Conviction To Be Heard Today, Wants Judge To Recuse
A day before the Supreme Court takes up AIADMK leader VK Sasikala petition against her conviction, the Tamil Nadu politician sentenced to four years in jail has asked that the top court's Justice Rohinton Nariman should not hear her case.
-
'Wasn't A Public Servant': From Jail, VK Sasikala Appeals Against Conviction
Days after her nephew TTV Dinakaran found himself behind bars in Delhi, AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala is making a bid to get out of the Bengaluru jail where she is serving a four-year jail term. On Wednesday, Sasikala filed a review petition against her conviction by the Supreme Court that had hauled her off to jail in February, arguing that...
-
Jayalalithaa Will Not Be Declared Convict In Corruption Case, Says Supreme Court
J Jayalalithaa, former Tamil Nadu chief minister, will not be declared a convict in a corruption case, the Supreme Court said today, rejecting Karnataka's request.
-
Declare Jayalalithaa A Convict In Corruption Case, Karnataka Appeals To Supreme Court
The Karnataka government moved the Supreme Court on Tuesday seeking a review of its verdict that did not rule on Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's role in the disproportionate assets case. The state argued that it would be impossible to recover the 100 crore penalty imposed by the court unless she too was held guilty.
