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Muguran, Robert and Jayakumar - all the three Sri Lankan nationals were staying in the Trichy refugee camp. 
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"Government's decision to file review petition against the release of Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts is a case of belated wisdom dawning," said AICC general secretary (organisation) K C Venugopal. 
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Approaching the SC, the Centre contended that the order was passed without hearing it. The six convicts who were jailed in the assassination case of former PM Rajiv Gandhi were released from jails on Saturday (13 November). 
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The Supreme Court on Friday had ordered the release of all the six life-term convicts in view of the Tamil Nadu government`s recommendation. 
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Today the Supreme Court ordered the release of all the six convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. The Supreme Court said that all the six convicts serving life imprisonment were released from jail due to good conduct.
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The Supreme Court has ordered the release of 6 convicts in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. After this decision of the Supreme Court of the country came, the Congress party is furious.
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The Supreme Court has ordered the release of all the 6 convicts in the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. Ordered the release of the convicts of the case Nalini Srihar, Ravichandran, Robert Paes, Raja, Sriharan and Jayakumar.
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The Supreme Court has ordered the release of all the 6 convicts in the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. Ordered the release of the convicts of the case Nalini Srihar, Ravichandran, Robert Paes, Raja, Sriharan and Jayakumar.
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This comes after President Ram Nath Kovind reportedly rejected Tamil Nadu government's plea to release seven Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts.
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Rahul Gandhi has said that his family has completely forgiven Rajiv Gandhi's killers since they find it difficult to hate people.
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MHA officials said that no decision has been taken yet on the proposal and consultations with the Union Law Ministry are still underway.
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It is not the first time that the state government had approached the Centre seeking its views on its decision to remit the sentences of the convicts.






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