The governor of India's southern state of Tamil Nadu...
The governor of India's southern state of Tamil Nadu commuted the death sentence imposed on Nalini, a main defendant in the 1991 killing of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, to life imprisonment
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The governor of India's southern state of Tamil Nadu commuted the death sentence imposed on Nalini, a main defendant in the 1991 killing of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, to life imprisonment. The former premier was killed by a woman suicide bomber in an attack blamed on ethnic Tamil rebels - a charge they denied. The clemency pleas of the other three death-row convicts Murugan, Perarivalan and Chinna Santhan, accused of the same crime were rejected.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: United News of India, Reuters, Press Trust of India, 25/04/2000)
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