V K Sasikala (File | EPS) 
Karnataka

Arumughaswamy Commission seeks nod to question Sasikala

'Income Tax officials have issued a summons to Sasikala for questioning after an IT raid was conducted at her residence in Tamil Nadu,' an officer said.

From our online archive

CHENNAI & BENGALURU: The Arumughaswamy Commission that is carrying out a detailed probe in the death of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, has written to the Tamil Nadu Home department and the Karnataka Prisons department, seeking permission to question V K Sasikala, close aide of the late leader, who is now serving a prison term.

Meanwhile, a senior officer from Parappana Agrahara Central Jail said, “We have so far not received any letter or communication seeking permission for questioning of Sasikala by any panel looking into Jayalalitha’s death. Some news channels are reporting false news and we have already clarified our stance. Income Tax officials have issued a summons to Sasikala for questioning after an IT raid was conducted at her residence in Tamil Nadu,” the officer said.

Trump warns 'won't be anything left' of Iran unless it agrees to deal

Kerala CM-designate Satheesan announces 20-member cabinet; 14 new faces, allies accommodated

Indian worker among four killed in one of biggest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia

Police inaction claims spark outrage in Rajasthan after Jodhpur sisters’ suicide in alleged gangrape case

Drone strike sparks fire on the perimeter of UAE's nuclear power plant, shaking Iran war ceasefire

SCROLL FOR NEXT