Rajiv Gandhi Assassination
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: Congress to file review petition against early release of convicts
The Centre has already filed a review application against the Supreme Court’s decision to release the six life-term convicts.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: Centre files review petition against early release of convicts
On November 11, the Supreme Court had ordered the premature release of six convicts who were serving life sentences.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: Convict Nalini Sriharan says she feels sorry for 1991 blast victims
Another convict, RP Ravichandran, said that the citizens of north India should view those who were jailed as victims rather than terrorists or killers.
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Nalini Sriharan, four other Rajiv Gandhi assassination case convicts released from prison
On Friday, the Supreme Court had ordered that all remaining six convicts be granted premature release.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination case: All six convicts granted early release by Supreme Court
The convicts in custody were Nalini Sriharan, Robert Pais, Ravichandran, Suthenthira Raja, Shriharan alias Murugan and Jaikumar.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: SC asks Centre, Tamil Nadu to reply to convicts’ plea for early release
The two convicts, Nalini Sriharan and RP Ravichandran, are serving life sentences in the case.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini Sriharan moves SC seeking early release
She has challenged an order of the Madras High Court that dismissed her plea for premature release.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict AG Perarivalan not innocent: Congress after SC orders his release
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin said the Supreme Court verdict establishes the federalism and autonomy of the state.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: Convict AG Perarivalan granted bail by Supreme Court
The judges noted that he had spent over 30 years in jail. They were hearing Perarivalan’s plea seeking remission of his life sentence.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini Sriharan granted one-month parole
Her mother Padmavathi had filed a petition seeking parole, that she was suffering from several illnesses and wanted her daughter to be by her bedside.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: Tamil Nadu governor says president should decide on release of convicts
The governor’s decision on the matter is pending since September 2018.
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Rajiv Gandhi killing: TN governor to decide on release of convicts in next few days, Centre tells SC
The governor’s decision on the matter is pending since September 2018, despite the state government’s recommendation.
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