The federal government should not oppose the release of the seven Tamils​​! Government should accept the position! Vaiko report

Rajiv Gandhi who was assassinated on May 21, 1991, in the case of those who are not involved in crime Mighty flux, Murugan, Santhan, four people were executed, including Nalini, Robert Gbaya Þ, Jayakumar, iraviccantiran the three sentenced to life imprisonment.

Her only crime was to demand the abolition of the death penalty has been accepted for filing, the death sentences commuted. The other three of the mercy petitions, 11 years after the federal government rejected the Congress Þ.

Using the TADA Act ​​Mennie breakdown of democracy, including the Three Wise Tamils ​​being brutally tortured confessions had been obtained by the TADA court sentenced to death. I was booked into the confession Mighty CBI They have recently agreed to Thiyagarajan officer. Thereby, in this case to determine whether there is justice denied.


Three Tamils ​​were filed in the Madras High Court to demand the repeal of the death penalty. Suspended death penalty, Madras High Court issued an injunction.

Þ Congress party in arrangement, in this case from the Madras High Court to the Supreme Court was petitioned to change. To the Supreme Court transferred the case to trial. The arguments put forward by the famous lawyer Ram Jethmalani in the Madras High Court, Supreme Court and argued. Supreme Court Chief Justice and three judges of the session three Tamils ​​of the death penalty canceled and 22 years in prison row surfaced in the three released from prison to the Criminal Procedure Act, 432, 433 A, and based on the state government to decide whether the judgment.

On that basis, Mighty, Murugan, Santhan, and Nalini trio, Robert Gbaya Þ, Jayakumar, iraviccantiran Tamil Nadu Government has taken a decision to release the seven men said to the federal government. Þ Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government for the release of seven men filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court.

In most democratic countries in the world, the death penalty was liquidated. Deadly death, hell, 23 years languishing seven people have been enjoying this. So the federal government should approach this issue with a humanitarian point of view. Instead, the federal government would be making a stand against the release of seven persons and reporting is very painful.

So, without any opposition to the release of seven people, has accepted the position of the State, the Supreme Court may release them speaking in his comment on the federal government to do.

'Homeland' Vaiko

Chennai - 8 General Secretary,

07.07.2014 Renaissance DMK