DMK demands centre's intervention in Tamil Nadu
08-October-2014
The DMK Wednesday urged the central government to put a stop to the violent acts by AIADMK cadres and supporters in the state following the conviction of former chief minister J. Jayalalithaa in a graft case.
The DMK passed a resolution to this effect at a meeting of its district secretaries held here. The meeting was chaired by party president M. Karunanidhi.
Condemning the violent acts of the AIADMK cadres, the party urged the central government to intervene and put an end to such actions.
According to the DMK, the state machinery has been affected and if this situation is allowed to continue, the law and order in the state would be beyond redemption.
Former chief minister and AIADMK general secretary Jayalaltihaa was sentenced to four years in jail by a special court in Bangalore Sep 27 in a disproportionate assets case. The court also imposed a fine of Rs.100 crore.
Since then AIADMK cadres and party supporters have been holding agitations, demanding her immediate release from the Bangalore Central Jail. - IANS
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