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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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"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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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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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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Consider Mercy Plea Of Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Top Court Tells Governor
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Tamil Nadu Governor to consider the mercy petition of AG Perarivalan, a convict in the 1991 Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
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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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Tamil Nadu Can't Free Rajiv Gandhi Killers Without Consulting Centre: Supreme Court
Rajiv Gandhi's killers cannot be freed by Tamil Nadu without the Centre being consulted, the Supreme Court said today.
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'Life Sentence Like Slow Poison': Supreme Court on Rajiv Gandhi Killers
A life sentence is like slow poison and a convict sentenced to life in jail must suffer and understand the pain of the victims, a five-judge Constitution bench hearing a case linked to former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassins today said.
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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.
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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 ...
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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.
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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.
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PM's full statement on Tamil Nadu's decision of releasing Rajiv Gandhi killers
The Government is moving a review petition in the Supreme Court on fundamental issues of law arising from the assassination of the late Shri Rajiv Gandhi.
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Centre vs Jayalalithaa over release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers: 10 developments
In a setback for Tamil Nadu government, the Supreme Court today stayed the release of seven people convicted of killing former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. The decision came on Centre's plea to put on hold Tamil Nadu's plan to release all the convicts. The Jayalalithaa government had sanctioned their release contending that these convicts had been ...
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Supreme Court puts on hold release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers
The Centre is likely to move the Supreme Court against the Tamil Nadu government's decision to release seven people convicted in the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.
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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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"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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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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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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Consider Mercy Plea Of Rajiv Gandhi's Killer, Top Court Tells Governor
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Tamil Nadu Governor to consider the mercy petition of AG Perarivalan, a convict in the 1991 Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
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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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Tamil Nadu Can't Free Rajiv Gandhi Killers Without Consulting Centre: Supreme Court
Rajiv Gandhi's killers cannot be freed by Tamil Nadu without the Centre being consulted, the Supreme Court said today.
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'Life Sentence Like Slow Poison': Supreme Court on Rajiv Gandhi Killers
A life sentence is like slow poison and a convict sentenced to life in jail must suffer and understand the pain of the victims, a five-judge Constitution bench hearing a case linked to former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassins today said.
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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.
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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 ...
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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.
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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.
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PM's full statement on Tamil Nadu's decision of releasing Rajiv Gandhi killers
The Government is moving a review petition in the Supreme Court on fundamental issues of law arising from the assassination of the late Shri Rajiv Gandhi.
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Centre vs Jayalalithaa over release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers: 10 developments
In a setback for Tamil Nadu government, the Supreme Court today stayed the release of seven people convicted of killing former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. The decision came on Centre's plea to put on hold Tamil Nadu's plan to release all the convicts. The Jayalalithaa government had sanctioned their release contending that these convicts had been ...
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Supreme Court puts on hold release of Rajiv Gandhi's killers
The Centre is likely to move the Supreme Court against the Tamil Nadu government's decision to release seven people convicted in the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi.
