AIADMK Supremo Sasikala Natarajan surrendered at the Special Court arranged in Parappana Agrahara Central Prison due to security reasons on Wednesday after reaching Bangalore by road. Even Co-Convict Ilavarasi accompanies Chinnamma to jail.
Jail Authorities lodged both the convicts in the Central Prison after completing the formalities. While Sasikala was allotted Prisoner No.9234, Ilavarasi got No.9235 and Sudhakaran received No.9236.
Special Court directed Jail Officials to treat Sasikala Natarajan like any other normal inmate. The demand of Sasikala's advocate for VIP Treatment wasn't approved.
Reportedly, Sasikala has appealed Jail Authorities to offer her VIP Treatment. She submitted a representation seeking AC Room, Home-Cooked Food, TV, Space for Meditation, a Cot, a Fan, Mineral Water, Non-Veg twice a week and 24-Hour Medical Assistance. Jail Authorities haven't taken any decision so far on the demands of Chinnamma.
Meanwhile, Supreme Court took serious note of the delay in the surrendering of Sasikala in Jail despite orders to appear before trial court immediately. The petition seeking 4 weeks time to surrender on health grounds was turned down by the Apex Court.
Jail Authorities lodged both the convicts in the Central Prison after completing the formalities. While Sasikala was allotted Prisoner No.9234, Ilavarasi got No.9235 and Sudhakaran received No.9236.
Special Court directed Jail Officials to treat Sasikala Natarajan like any other normal inmate. The demand of Sasikala's advocate for VIP Treatment wasn't approved.
Reportedly, Sasikala has appealed Jail Authorities to offer her VIP Treatment. She submitted a representation seeking AC Room, Home-Cooked Food, TV, Space for Meditation, a Cot, a Fan, Mineral Water, Non-Veg twice a week and 24-Hour Medical Assistance. Jail Authorities haven't taken any decision so far on the demands of Chinnamma.
Meanwhile, Supreme Court took serious note of the delay in the surrendering of Sasikala in Jail despite orders to appear before trial court immediately. The petition seeking 4 weeks time to surrender on health grounds was turned down by the Apex Court.