Sasikala walks out of Bengaluru jail on five-day parole
India Today Television | October 6, 2017
Jailed AIADMK leader VK Sasikala, who has been granted a five-day parole by the Karnataka prison authorities, today walked out of Bengaluru jail.
She had filed for a 15-day bail to attend to her ailing husband in Chennai.
Starting October 7, Saturday, disputed AIADMK General Secretary will be on parole in Chennai- which has been fortified by the EPS government in tune with Chinamma's popularity with masses and affinity with MLAs.
In addition, the Palaniswami government has set a slew of conditions to be met with regarding the 60-year-old's visit in order to contain any untoward incident.
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