Court to decide on DA case against TN CM Jayalalithaa
All eyes are focused on the big verdict expected on Saturday- the 18-year-old corruption case against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha. It is a case that could put her political future in jeopardy ahead of the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly polls.
In October 2011, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha was on her way to defend herself at a special court where she was on trial. The case against her was regarding the accumulation of assets worth Rs 66 crores, disproportionate to her known sources of income. The case was filed by the DMK in 1996 against Jaya, her aide Sasikala, foster-son VN Sudhakaran and Sasikala's sister in-law Ilavarasi.
Three years and 358 witnesses later, the court is all set to give its verdict.
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In October 2011, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha was on her way to defend herself at a special court where she was on trial. The case against her was regarding the accumulation of assets worth Rs 66 crores, disproportionate to her known sources of income. The case was filed by the DMK in 1996 against Jaya, her aide Sasikala, foster-son VN Sudhakaran and Sasikala's sister in-law Ilavarasi.
Three years and 358 witnesses later, the court is all set to give its verdict.
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