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Who is Santhan, convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, who passed away today? - Vimarsana News

Who is Santhan, convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, who passed away today?

Santhan alias T Suthendiraraja, a Sri Lankan national, served over 20 years in jail and was kept at the special camp near the Tiruchirapalli Central Prison after his release.

Chennai: Released Convict in Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case Dies - Vimarsana News

Chennai: Released Convict in Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case Dies

Santhan was charged for his close association with Sivarasan in the conspiracy to assassinate Rajiv Gandhi

Who was Santhan, Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict who died less than 2 years after his release? - Vimarsana News

Who was Santhan, Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict who died less than 2 years after his release?

What was Santhan's role in Rajiv Gandhi's assassination? How did he get involved in that conspiracy? How many years did he spend in jail?

Santhan, released convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, dies - Vimarsana News

Santhan, released convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, dies

Chennai, February 28 (IANS): Santhan alias Suthenthiraja, who was one of the convicts released in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, died on Wednesday at the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital (RGGGH), Chennai.

Santhan, former convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination, dies - Vimarsana News

Santhan, former convict in Rajiv Gandhi assassination, dies

Santhan, a Sri Lankan national and convict in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, died of a cardiac arrest. He was freed by the Supreme Court after serving over 20 years in jail for the killing of the former prime minister. MDMK, VCK, and NTK leaders urge the Centre for the return of other freed convicts to their places of choice.