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On the day when AIADMK chief J
Jayalalithaa's crucial bail plea is expected to
be heard in Karnataka High Court, her party
flexed its muscles by putting up posters
threatening the people from Karnataka in Tamil
Nadu.
The AIADMK workers have put up posters in
Kannada across Chennai threatening the
Kannadigas that they would be held hostage in
case the verdict does not go in their favour.
"Caution, caution. Release Jayalalithaa
immediately, otherwise we will hold hostage of
Kannadigas living in Tamil Nadu," the poster
says.
The posters have been put up by AIADMK MP
P Kumar, Tamil Nadu minister Valarmathi and
South Chennai MLA, Kalairajan.
The assets case against Jayalalithaa was
transferred to a Bangalore court in 2003.
Meanwhile, security has been beefed up in
Bangalore and the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu
border has been sealed.
The High Court will hear Jayalalithaa's plea
seeking immediate bail and suspension of her
four-year sentence in an 18-year-old
disproportionate assets case. The High Court
vacation bench had on October 1 deferred till
October 7 pleas of Jayalalithaa and her close
aide Sasikala and her relatives VN Sudhakaran
and Elavarasi, who were also convicted in the
case, to be taken by a regular bench after the
end of Dussehra vacation.
Release Jaya or we will hold Kannadigas hostage: AIADMK posters
Jayalalithaa's crucial bail plea is expected to
be heard in Karnataka High Court, her party
flexed its muscles by putting up posters
threatening the people from Karnataka in Tamil
Nadu.
The AIADMK workers have put up posters in
Kannada across Chennai threatening the
Kannadigas that they would be held hostage in
case the verdict does not go in their favour.
"Caution, caution. Release Jayalalithaa
immediately, otherwise we will hold hostage of
Kannadigas living in Tamil Nadu," the poster
says.
The posters have been put up by AIADMK MP
P Kumar, Tamil Nadu minister Valarmathi and
South Chennai MLA, Kalairajan.
The assets case against Jayalalithaa was
transferred to a Bangalore court in 2003.
Meanwhile, security has been beefed up in
Bangalore and the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu
border has been sealed.
The High Court will hear Jayalalithaa's plea
seeking immediate bail and suspension of her
four-year sentence in an 18-year-old
disproportionate assets case. The High Court
vacation bench had on October 1 deferred till
October 7 pleas of Jayalalithaa and her close
aide Sasikala and her relatives VN Sudhakaran
and Elavarasi, who were also convicted in the
case, to be taken by a regular bench after the
end of Dussehra vacation.
Release Jaya or we will hold Kannadigas hostage: AIADMK posters