veerappan in A Sentence

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    Veerappan remains free to pillage,

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    Veerappan has released his famous hostage and

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    Tamil prideif not as the mere chief ministerto talk turkey with Veerappan.

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    The negotiations between the Tamil Nadu Government and Veerappan are a strange intercourse.

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    Veerappan and his associates were killed in 2004 by the Tamil Nadu Special Task Force.

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    were holding press conferences to demand that Veerappan be allowed to go free since his arrest

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    While Rajkumar initially credited her with letting Veerappan believe he was ill, he retracted his statement later.

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    had run into debts with some quarry owners and Veerappan may have helped them get their money back.

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    One of the theories is that Rajkumar' s family had run into debts with some quarry owners and Veerappan may have helped them get their money back.

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    As per police report, Veerappan and his gang were first warned and then asked to surrender, which was denied and the gang started firing at the STF personnel.

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    For instance, on the very day that Tamil politicians were holding press conferences to demand that Veerappan be allowed to go free since his arrest would" spoil the atmosphere", the Delhi police made a late- night arrest.

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    Veerappan has released his famous hostage and melted back into the jungles whence he came, and since public memory is short we will quickly forget the ugliness of the Indian state that this shameful episode brought so painfully into focus.

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    Nedumaran is said to have worked out the release after assuring Veerappan that he would be allowed a safe getaway and that the state Government would pursue his demand for the release of 51 TADA detenues from the Mysore Jail in a democratic manner.

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    Meanwhile, Veerappan remains free to pillage, loot, murder and kidnap and, had it not been for the Supreme Court, may also have succeeded in collecting a huge ransom from the governments of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and in securing the release from jail of more than 50 of his comrades.

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