Jaya breaks her silence: I stand vindicated

May 11, 2015 13:55

Jayalalithaa, who is set to take over as Tamil Nadu CM reacts to her acquittal. "I stand vindicated. The High Court verdict has given me immense satisfaction and relief. The verdict has removed the aspersions cast on me and verdict shows that I have not done anything wrong."

Jayalalithaa was today acquitted by the Karnataka HC in the DA case that came as a huge relief to the AIADMK chief that will enable her stage a political comeback and return to the chief minister's post.

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