Jayalalithaa Rajiv Gandhi

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  "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.

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  Opinion: Rajiv Gandhi, Jayalalithaa and I

  J Jayalalithaa has not left behind a void. She has left behind a legacy. It is the legacy left for her by her mentor, MGR, honed and polished by JJ to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

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  Release Rajiv Gandhi Killers, Tamil Nadu Writes To Centre Again

  The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday wrote to the Centre, informing them about its decision to release the seven convicted for the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.

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  Rajiv Gandhi Assassination: Mother Of Convict Seeks Release

  The mother of one of the convicts in former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination on Wednesday petitioned Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa for her son's release.

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  Jayalalithaa and Centre Could Clash Hard Over Rajiv Gandhi's Killers

  The union government has pushed the button on a likely confrontation with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa by asking the Supreme Court not to show any mercy to the killers of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

• Jayalalithaa Sets Up Medical Panel for Comatose Woman

  Coming to the aid of a 34-year-old comatose woman days after her husband pleaded for euthanasia for her, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today announced setting up of a special medical team to take care of the patient and Rs five lakh financial assistance to the family.

• Chennai: Eight of 14 Injured in Twin Bomb Blasts Discharged

  Eight of the 14 injured in the recent twin bomb blasts on the Kaziranga Express, have been discharged from the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai following their complete recovery, hospital sources said.

• For now, Jayalalithaa can't free seven Rajiv assassins, says Supreme Court

  Seven convicts linked to the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi will remain in jail, the Supreme Court ruled today. A Constitution bench will decide on whether they can be granted freedom, and whether the Tamil Nadu government can do so without taking the Centre's sanction. The court said the Constitution bench, or a larger bench ...

• Can Jayalalithaa release 7 convicted of Rajiv killing? Verdict likely today

  The Supreme Court is expected to decide today whether to allow the release of seven people convicted of the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Today's verdict will be delivered on the last working day for the outgoing Chief Justice of India, P Sathasivam.

• Rajiv Gandhi killing: victims' families move Supreme Court against release of convicts

  The families of the victims of the 1991 blast that killed former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi approached the Supreme Court on Sunday against the Tamil Nadu government's decision to release the seven convicts in the case.

• Rajiv Gandhi killing: Supreme Court stops release of four convicts serving life term, including Nalini Sriharan

  The Supreme Court will today hear the Centre's case against Tamil Nadu's plan to release four assassins of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi who are serving life terms.

• Row over release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers: Supreme Court to hear Centre's plea on Thursday

  The Supreme Court today decided to hear the Centre's plea on Thursday challenging the Tamil Nadu government's announcement to release the assassins of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

• Arvind Kejriwal criticises Tamil Nadu government decision to release Rajiv Gandhi killers

  Criticising Tamil Nadu government's decision to release all seven convicts in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said such a decision would send a wrong message.

• 'No parole' last week, freedom this week: Tamil Nadu's U-turn on Rajiv Gandhi killer Nalini Sriharan

  Exactly a week before announcing that it would free all seven people convicted of killing former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, the Tamil Nadu government had opposed parole for one of them, Nalini Sriharan.

• Supreme Court stops Tamil Nadu from releasing Rajiv Gandhi's killers

  The Supreme Court today stopped the Tamil Nadu government from releasing seven people convicted of killing former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1991.