The poll officials who were to be lured by giving inducement to commit an illegal act have not been identified.” The order states, “There is no apprehension of the accused absconding as he is the deputy general secretary of the AIADMK faction and has deep roots in the society. The mobile phone of applicant has also been seized and no other incriminating material remains to be recovered from him.” The CD containing alleged voices of applicant (Dhinakaran) and co-accused (Mallikarjuna) has already been seized. On the role of Dhinakaran, the court said, “He is no more required for custodial interrogation. It also asked them to surrender their passports and join the investigation whenever called upon. The court asked them to furnish a personal bond of `5 lakh each and two sureties of like amount and not leave the country without its permission. Besides Dhinakaran, the court also granted bail to his close aide Mallikarjuna and directed both not to influence or tamper with the evidence or contact the witnesses. Special judge Poonam Chaudhary in her 14-page order observed that the police had failed to identify the poll officials who were to be lured for getting the AIADMK’s Two Leaves symbol. The Delhi High Court, on March 9, allowed Mr Dhinakaran a common symbol, preferably 'pressure cooker', and a name of his choice for the AIADMK faction led by him.NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Thursday granted bail to AIADMK (Amma) faction deputy general secretary T T V Dhinakaran over a month after he was arrested for allegedly trying to bribe the Election Commission of India. 'Let Tamil Nadu raise its head and the life of Tamils prosper will be our slogan to establish Jayalalithaa's principles,' he said.ĭhinakaran, won the RK Nagar Assembly bypoll, necessitated after the death of J Jayalalithaa as an independent candidate on the 'pressure cooker' symbol, had appealed in the court that he needed a temporary name and symbol for his group to interact with the people of the state in the eventuality of any elections. 'To overcome the hindrance put up by enemies and to bring back the success of revolutionary leader Amma, I am starting this political journey,' Mr Dhinakaran said in a statement. The court has asked the poll body to assign a new name and symbol to the estranged AIADMK leader, who decided to launch his own political party after months of bitter feud with Tamil Nadu's ruling party. He has been locked in a battle in court after his plea to be assigned the two-leaf symbol of the AIADMK was turned down by the Election Commission.

Tamil Nadu Minister Jayakumar, however, dismissed his latest manoeuvre saying, 'AIADMK is like a lion and Dinakaran's party like a mosquito on the lion.' Mr Dhinakaran said his party would capture power in the state and unveiled the party's black-red-white flag, which features the image of a smiling Jayalalithaa in the middle. Mr Dhinakaran paid homage to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa and sought her blessings before the big launch. The announcement for the party, Amma Makkal Munnettra Kazhagam, was made in Madurai, the political capital of Tamil Nadu, which recently saw the much-awaited launch of actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan's party, Makkal Needhi Maiam.

TTV Dhinakaran, sidelined AIADMK leader and VK Sasikala's nephew, has launched his political party In Tamil Nadu today.

Thousands of supporters of Mr Dhinakaran turned up for the launch.

Mr Dhinakaran said his party would capture power in the state.

TTV Dhinakaran launched his party in Madurai today.

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