Rajiv Gandhi convicts most likely to be launched on Saturday

Nalini Sriharan, among the 7 convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, gets to Katpadi police headquarters amidst tight security, in Vellore, Saturday, Nov. 12,2022 The Supreme Court directed the release of 6 convicts serving life sentence in the assassination case of previous prime minister Rajiv Gandhi on Friday. (Photo: PTI) CHENNAI: Six convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, consisting of Nalini Sriharan, are most likely to be launched this night, a senior authorities suggested on Saturday. The jail authorities set into movement the procedure of launching all 6 of them consisting of 4 Sri Lankan nationals, following the invoice of the Supreme Court’s Friday order copy setting them at liberty. Nalini’s hubby V Sriharan alias Murugan, Santhan, Robert Payas and Jayakumar are Sri Lankans while Nalini and R P Ravichandran, come from Tamil Nadu. The Supreme Court on Friday released Nalini Sriharan and 5 other staying convicts, who are serving life term for about 3 years in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, keeping in mind that its earlier order launching another found guilty A G Perarivalan was similarly suitable to them. Previously in the day, with relief writ big on her face, Nalini on parole for a month, was accompanied by the authorities to sign at the Katpadi police headquarters. Late in the afternoon she was required to the Vellore jail to finish the rules relating to her release. The Supreme Court’s order copies were sent out to the Puzhal and Madurai main jails where the staying individuals have actually been lodged. “Nalini Sriharan is all set to leave of the jail this night. She will be a complimentary lady and would choose her future,” her supporter P Pugazhendi, stated when called. It was not right away clear if she would remain in Chennai or join her child in London. “She will take a contact this,” Pugazhendi informed PTI. Inquired about the fate of her spouse, a Sri Lankan nationwide, the senior counsel stated the state federal government would choose. “Santhan had actually currently revealed his intent to go back to Sri Lanka. They might be lodged at the Sri Lankan refugee camp,” he stated. …
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