O Panneerselvam’s son demands justice over Kodanad heist and murder case
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This comes at a time when Madras Highcourt refused to stay AIADMK’s 11th July General Council meeting while hearing the contempt petition on Monday.
AIADMK’s O Panneerselvam’s second son Jayapradeep tweeted demanding justice over the crime that occurred in Jayalalitha’s Kodanad estate five years ago. He urged the Tamil Nadu government to nab the real culprits involved in the Kodanad murder and robbery case and bring them to justice.
“Several shocking and mysterious incidents have occurred in Kodanadu bungalow. As a humble cadre of Amma, I the Tamilnadu Government to find the real culprits and bring them to justice,” tweeted Jayapradeep.
This comes at a time when Madras Highcourt refused to stay AIADMK’s 11th July General Council meeting while hearing the contempt petition on Monday.
Interestingly, Jayapradeep, who has stayed away from mainstream politics, has become vocal about the Kodanad conspiracy for the first time since the crime occurred in 2017.
The murder and heist took place five years ago. On the night of April 23, 2017, 11 persons killed the property's security guard, Om Bahadur, and looted the bungalow. In a mysterious turn of events, two of the main accused in the case- Kanagaraj, who served as Jayalalithaa's driver, and KV Sayan, met with separate road accidents within a week after the heist.
After the initial probe, police discovered that three suitcases with documents about Jayalalithaa's property worth crores were stolen from the estate.
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