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Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release: Congress To Challenge Supreme Court Order
Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi's widow, had supported the death sentence of four convicts being commuted. Their daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had also met one of the accused and forgiven her.
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"See Us As Victims, Not Killers": Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict After Release
RP Ravichandran, one of the six convicts who was released on Saturday in the assassination case of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, said that the people of north India should see them as "victims instead of terrorists or killers".
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Welcome Supreme Court Decision To Free Rajiv Gandhi's Killers: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to release six convicts including Nalini Sriharan of the assassination case of the former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.
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"Where's Justice For Us?" Asks Survivor On Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release
"What about justice for those killed and injured survivors in the 1991 suicide bombing that assassinated former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi?" asked Anusuya Daisy Ernest, a retired woman police officer.
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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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"Don't Agree With Sonia Gandhi": Congress On Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release
The Congress today slammed the Supreme Court decision to free Nalini Sriharan and five other convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, saying it even "disagreed with Sonia Gandhi" on this.
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"Totally Unacceptable": Congress On Decision To Free Rajiv Gandhi's Killers
Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated on the night of May 21, 1991 at Sriperumbudur in Tamil Nadu by a woman suicide bomber, identified as Dhanu, at a poll rally.
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Supreme Court Move To Free Rajiv Gandhi Killers "Unacceptable": Congress
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said it is most unfortunate that the Supreme Court has not acted in consonance with the spirit of India on this issue
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6 Rajiv Gandhi Killers Including Nalini Sriharan Freed By Supreme Court
Nalini Sriharan and five more convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case have been freed by the Supreme Court after 31 years in jail.
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"Faced Insults, Fought On": Rajiv Gandhi Killer On Mother's Long Struggle
True to her name, Aruputhammal, the 74-year old mother of A G Perarivalan relentlessly pursued a painstaking legal battle for decades to get her son released.
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Released By Supreme Court, Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Mother Meet MK Stalin
AG Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts in former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination case whose release was ordered by the Supreme Court today -- and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai this evening.
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What Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan Said After Release Verdict
"I firmly believe there is no need for capital punishment," AG Perarivalan said hours after the Supreme Court ordered for his release, a judgement that was received with great jubilation by his family, relatives and several pro-Tamil outfits.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan To Walk Free After 31 Years
Nineteen years old at the time of the assassination, AG Perarivalan was accused of buying the two 9-volt batteries for Sivarasan, the LTTE man who masterminded the assassination.
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"I Forgive...": Rahul Gandhi When Asked About His Father's Killers
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said he felt "tremendous pain but no anger" to those who assassinated his father - former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi - and that he "forgave" them
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Governor's Decision On Release of Rajiv Gandhi Killers "In 3-4 days", Top Court Told
Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit will take a decision on the release of seven people convicted for the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi "within three to four days", Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the Supreme Court today.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release: Congress To Challenge Supreme Court Order
Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi's widow, had supported the death sentence of four convicts being commuted. Their daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had also met one of the accused and forgiven her.
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"See Us As Victims, Not Killers": Rajiv Gandhi Case Convict After Release
RP Ravichandran, one of the six convicts who was released on Saturday in the assassination case of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, said that the people of north India should see them as "victims instead of terrorists or killers".
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Welcome Supreme Court Decision To Free Rajiv Gandhi's Killers: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to release six convicts including Nalini Sriharan of the assassination case of the former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.
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"Where's Justice For Us?" Asks Survivor On Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release
"What about justice for those killed and injured survivors in the 1991 suicide bombing that assassinated former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi?" asked Anusuya Daisy Ernest, a retired woman police officer.
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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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"Don't Agree With Sonia Gandhi": Congress On Rajiv Gandhi Killers' Release
The Congress today slammed the Supreme Court decision to free Nalini Sriharan and five other convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, saying it even "disagreed with Sonia Gandhi" on this.
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"Totally Unacceptable": Congress On Decision To Free Rajiv Gandhi's Killers
Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated on the night of May 21, 1991 at Sriperumbudur in Tamil Nadu by a woman suicide bomber, identified as Dhanu, at a poll rally.
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Supreme Court Move To Free Rajiv Gandhi Killers "Unacceptable": Congress
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said it is most unfortunate that the Supreme Court has not acted in consonance with the spirit of India on this issue
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6 Rajiv Gandhi Killers Including Nalini Sriharan Freed By Supreme Court
Nalini Sriharan and five more convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case have been freed by the Supreme Court after 31 years in jail.
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"Faced Insults, Fought On": Rajiv Gandhi Killer On Mother's Long Struggle
True to her name, Aruputhammal, the 74-year old mother of A G Perarivalan relentlessly pursued a painstaking legal battle for decades to get her son released.
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Released By Supreme Court, Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Mother Meet MK Stalin
AG Perarivalan -- one of the seven convicts in former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination case whose release was ordered by the Supreme Court today -- and his mother Arputhammal met Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in Chennai this evening.
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What Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan Said After Release Verdict
"I firmly believe there is no need for capital punishment," AG Perarivalan said hours after the Supreme Court ordered for his release, a judgement that was received with great jubilation by his family, relatives and several pro-Tamil outfits.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Perarivalan To Walk Free After 31 Years
Nineteen years old at the time of the assassination, AG Perarivalan was accused of buying the two 9-volt batteries for Sivarasan, the LTTE man who masterminded the assassination.
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"I Forgive...": Rahul Gandhi When Asked About His Father's Killers
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said he felt "tremendous pain but no anger" to those who assassinated his father - former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi - and that he "forgave" them
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Governor's Decision On Release of Rajiv Gandhi Killers "In 3-4 days", Top Court Told
Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit will take a decision on the release of seven people convicted for the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi "within three to four days", Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the Supreme Court today.
