Jaya moves SC in corruption case

October 09, 2014 17:53

Jayalalithaa moves the Supreme Court for bail. Jayalalithaa, her aide Sasikala and two others were convicted in the Rs 66.65 crore corruption case by a special court in Bangalore on September 27.

While the AIADMK chief was asked to pay Rs 100 crore, the other three were fined Rs 10 crore each.

In her petitions seeking immediate bail and challenging her sentence, Jayalalithaa had maintained that the charges of amassing wealth against her were false and that she had acquired property through legal means.

Jaya had not moved the SC yesterday since the day was believed to be inauspicious because of the lunar eclipse.

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