TN Govt Rejects Nalini's Plea for Premature Release


Chennai, Mar 29 (PTI) The Tamil Nadu Government today told the Madras High Court that it has rejected the plea for premature release of Nalini, serving a life term in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.

The government's decision, taken on March 24, was conveyed to the court by Advocate General P S Raman.

The Prison Advisory Board, constituted by the government to consider Nalini's representation, has rejected her plea on eight grounds and the state government has accepted it, Raman told a division bench of the court.

The bench comprising Justices Elipe Dharma Rao and K K Sashidaran was hearing a petition by Janata Party President Subramanian Swamy challenging a September 2008 order by a single judge directing the state government to constitute the advisory board to consider the release of Nalini, who is in prison for the last 19 years.

  

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  • Dave, Mangalore

    Mon, Mar 29 2010

    A young & dynamic leader in TN would have taken a different decision. I hope Stalin would release her in future when he succeeds Karunanidhi in a few months, on humanitarian grounds as the very purpose of punishing her has been successful, as she is totally transformed now for the better. As LTTE has been totally anhilated the chances of her past organisation forcing her into anymore terrorist activities are nill.

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