AIADMK Supremo J Jayalalithaa Set to Become the CM of Tamil Nadu Again

After getting acquittal in thedisproportionate assets case, AIADMK supremo J Jayalalithaa is all set to become the CM of Tamil Nadu again.

The current CM of the state O Panneerselvam may resign any moment. With around a year to go for the assembly elections in the state, her acquittal is nothing less than a morale booster for the party. 

There are strong rumors that the AIADMK think tank may opt to go in for an early elections to cash in the wave of popularity that she has got with the verdict of Karnataka High Court gave today.

Jayalalithaa  had to resign from her post after trial court convicted her in a disproportionate assets case on 27 September last year.  With the decision, she automatically became disqualified from being a member of the Assembly and contesting elections for 10 years from then.

Today's decision is seen by many as a new lease of life for the AIADMK matriarch.

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The Karnataka High Court Acquits Jayalalitha in the Disproportionate Assets Case

The Karnataka High Court Acquits Jayalalitha in the Disproportionate Assets Case

The Karnataka High Court has acquitted the AIADMK supremo and former CM of Tamilnadu J. Jayalalitha today in a disproportionate assets case.

The trial court had found her guilty of improper accumulation of 54 crore rupees, and sentenced her to a four year jail term.

A petition was filed against the decision in the Karnataka High Court.

VK Sasikala, VN Sudhakaran and J. Ilyarsi were also acquitted by the Karnataka High Court.

As soon as the news of her acquittal was broken, the party activists and supporters started celebrating her 'home coming'.     

Jayalalitha has to resign from the post of CM last year after being convicted in the disproportionate assets case.

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