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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.
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Jayalalithaa Aide Sasikala Gets Bail In 'Special Treatment In Prison' Case
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister late J Jayalalithaa's aide V K Sasikala and her sister-in-law J Ilavarasi were on Friday granted regular bail by a special court dealing with anti-corruption cases.
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Jayalalithaa's Aide VK Sasikala, Scheduled To Be Out Of Jail In Jan, Seeks Early Release: Report
Late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's close aide VK Sasikala, serving a four-year jail term on graft charges, has sought remission and early release from prison, official sources said today.
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VK Sasikala Pays Rs 10 Crore Fine, Lawyer Expects Early Release
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's aide VK Sasikala has paid the Rs 10 crore fine she was served in a disproportionate assets case and is expected to be released from prison soon, her lawyer said on Wednesday.
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VK Sasikala May Exit Jail On January 27; Could Be This Month, Says Lawyer
VK Sasikala, sacked AIADMK chief and a close aide of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, is likely to be released from a jail in Bengaluru on January 27. A reply under Right to Information by the prison gives this as the probable date of her release if she pays the fine. If she doesn't, she will be released on February 27, 2022, they s...
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RTI Reveals VK Sasikala May Be Released From Jail In January 2021: Report
Late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's aide VK Sasikala, serving a four-year term in a corruption case in Bengaluru, may be released from jail next January provided she paid the fine amount of Rs 10 crore, Karnataka Prison department has said.
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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 ...
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In New Row On Jayalalithaa's Hospital Stay, Court Asks For Her Fingerprints
A controversy over J Jayalalithaa's state in hospital before her death resurfaced today as the Madras High Court said it wants to confirm that her thumb prints on election documents taken last year are above board. It has asked for prints of the former Chief Minister from the Bengaluru prison, where she was jailed in 2014 for three weeks
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No Visitors, No Politics, No Poes Garden As Sasikala Gets 5-Day Parole
VK Sasikala walked out of a Bengaluru prison today, nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption. She has been granted five-day parole to travel to Chennai and visit her husband in hospital.
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Sasikala, In Jail For 18 Weeks, Appears In Court Through Video Conference
After 18 weeks in jail, AIADMK chief VK Sasikala was seen publicly for the first time - on video conference before a Chennai court on Wednesday. The cases that drew the 61-year-old out of her prison cell in a Bengaluru jail was registered for violation of foreign exchange rules in the mid-1990s. This is during J Jayalalithaa's first term as chief m...
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DMK's MK Stalin Detained At Marina Beach After Protest Against Trust Vote: Highlights
E Palaniswami today won the trust vote in the Tamil Nadu Assembly after the house witnessed chaos and violence. He won 122 votes with only 11 rebels of his AIADMK voting against him. He needed the backing of at least 117 legislators in the 234-member State Assembly. Mr Palaniswami took oath on Thursday with a 30-member cabinet. He is widely seen as...
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Next Door To VK Sasikala In Jail Is Cyanide Mallika, Doing Life For 6 Murders
A week ago, VK Sasikala was in Chennai and hoped to be Tamil Nadu chief minister. On Thursday, she watched the new chief minister, her loyalist E Palaniswami, take oath on TV from a Bengaluru prison with other inmates sitting around her. Among her prison mates, lodged in an adjacent cell, is Cyanide Mallika, who is accused of killing six women she ...
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Ram Gopal Varma Claims He's Making 'Unimaginably Shocking' Film On Sasikala
Ram Gopal Varma announced on Twitter that he is making a film on V K Sasikala, whose brief political glory was sharply abbreviated by the four-year prison sentence
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VK Sasikala, Prisoner Number 9234, Slept On The Floor In Bengaluru Jail Cell
VK Sasikala, prisoner number 9234, slept on the floor on her first night in jail in Bengaluru, without any of the facilities she had requested. She began a four-year prison term yesterday after being convicted of corruption by the Supreme Court.
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VK Sasikala, Now In Bengaluru Jail, Seeks Meditation Space, Some Non-Veg Food
VK Sasikala, on Wednesday evening, drove up to a prison in Bengaluru where she has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption in a case that involves J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister who died in December and was the leader of Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK.
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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.
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Jayalalithaa Aide Sasikala Gets Bail In 'Special Treatment In Prison' Case
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister late J Jayalalithaa's aide V K Sasikala and her sister-in-law J Ilavarasi were on Friday granted regular bail by a special court dealing with anti-corruption cases.
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Jayalalithaa's Aide VK Sasikala, Scheduled To Be Out Of Jail In Jan, Seeks Early Release: Report
Late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's close aide VK Sasikala, serving a four-year jail term on graft charges, has sought remission and early release from prison, official sources said today.
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VK Sasikala Pays Rs 10 Crore Fine, Lawyer Expects Early Release
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's aide VK Sasikala has paid the Rs 10 crore fine she was served in a disproportionate assets case and is expected to be released from prison soon, her lawyer said on Wednesday.
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VK Sasikala May Exit Jail On January 27; Could Be This Month, Says Lawyer
VK Sasikala, sacked AIADMK chief and a close aide of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, is likely to be released from a jail in Bengaluru on January 27. A reply under Right to Information by the prison gives this as the probable date of her release if she pays the fine. If she doesn't, she will be released on February 27, 2022, they s...
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RTI Reveals VK Sasikala May Be Released From Jail In January 2021: Report
Late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's aide VK Sasikala, serving a four-year term in a corruption case in Bengaluru, may be released from jail next January provided she paid the fine amount of Rs 10 crore, Karnataka Prison department has said.
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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 ...
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In New Row On Jayalalithaa's Hospital Stay, Court Asks For Her Fingerprints
A controversy over J Jayalalithaa's state in hospital before her death resurfaced today as the Madras High Court said it wants to confirm that her thumb prints on election documents taken last year are above board. It has asked for prints of the former Chief Minister from the Bengaluru prison, where she was jailed in 2014 for three weeks
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No Visitors, No Politics, No Poes Garden As Sasikala Gets 5-Day Parole
VK Sasikala walked out of a Bengaluru prison today, nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption. She has been granted five-day parole to travel to Chennai and visit her husband in hospital.
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Sasikala, In Jail For 18 Weeks, Appears In Court Through Video Conference
After 18 weeks in jail, AIADMK chief VK Sasikala was seen publicly for the first time - on video conference before a Chennai court on Wednesday. The cases that drew the 61-year-old out of her prison cell in a Bengaluru jail was registered for violation of foreign exchange rules in the mid-1990s. This is during J Jayalalithaa's first term as chief m...
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DMK's MK Stalin Detained At Marina Beach After Protest Against Trust Vote: Highlights
E Palaniswami today won the trust vote in the Tamil Nadu Assembly after the house witnessed chaos and violence. He won 122 votes with only 11 rebels of his AIADMK voting against him. He needed the backing of at least 117 legislators in the 234-member State Assembly. Mr Palaniswami took oath on Thursday with a 30-member cabinet. He is widely seen as...
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Next Door To VK Sasikala In Jail Is Cyanide Mallika, Doing Life For 6 Murders
A week ago, VK Sasikala was in Chennai and hoped to be Tamil Nadu chief minister. On Thursday, she watched the new chief minister, her loyalist E Palaniswami, take oath on TV from a Bengaluru prison with other inmates sitting around her. Among her prison mates, lodged in an adjacent cell, is Cyanide Mallika, who is accused of killing six women she ...
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Ram Gopal Varma Claims He's Making 'Unimaginably Shocking' Film On Sasikala
Ram Gopal Varma announced on Twitter that he is making a film on V K Sasikala, whose brief political glory was sharply abbreviated by the four-year prison sentence
-
VK Sasikala, Prisoner Number 9234, Slept On The Floor In Bengaluru Jail Cell
VK Sasikala, prisoner number 9234, slept on the floor on her first night in jail in Bengaluru, without any of the facilities she had requested. She began a four-year prison term yesterday after being convicted of corruption by the Supreme Court.
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VK Sasikala, Now In Bengaluru Jail, Seeks Meditation Space, Some Non-Veg Food
VK Sasikala, on Wednesday evening, drove up to a prison in Bengaluru where she has been sentenced to four years in prison for corruption in a case that involves J Jayalalithaa, the Chief Minister who died in December and was the leader of Tamil Nadu's ruling party, the AIADMK.
