31 साल जेल में रहने के बाद अब पेरारिवलन ने शुरू की नई जर्नी, बन गया वकील… राजीव गांधी की हत्या मामले का दोषी – rajiv gandhi assassination convict ag perarivalan becomes lawyer madras high court ntc amkr
Now a new beginning is being made in the courts of Tamil Nadu for AG Perarivalan, convicted in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case. Perarivalan, who was released after getting remission in his sentence in 2022, consulted Dr. B.R. Studied law at Ambedkar Law College, then passed the All India Bar Exam in 2025 and now became a lawyer.
The legal system in which Perarivalan spent 31 years of his life as accused and convicted is now the same. Madras High Court I am going to work as a lawyer. At present his age is 54 years.
According to news agency PTI, Perarivalan said, “My focus will be on providing legal aid to prisoners who often do not have access to effective representation.”
Madras High Court Chief Justice Sushruta Arvind Dharmadhikari was present at the nomination ceremony of Perarivalan. Tamil Nadu and Puducherry Bar Council Chairman P.S. Amalraj and Vice President S. Prabhakaran also attended the function. Advocate C.K. Chandrashekhar moved the nomination proposal, while nomination committee chairman K. Balu administered the oath.
Perarivalan remained in jail for 31 years
Perarivalan, former Prime Minister in 1991 Rajiv Gandhi He was arrested in connection with the murder, at that time he was only 19 years old. This murder was carried out by the terrorist organization Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) kept Perarivalan in custody and did not even allow his mother to meet him.
Perarivalan was accused of purchasing and supplying a nine-volt battery, which was used in the bomb blast that killed Rajiv Gandhi. As evidence of this allegation, a shopkeeper had testified that Perarivalan had purchased the battery from his shop. This case was registered under Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (TADA).
Supreme Court On May 18, 2022, using powers under Article 142, it ordered the release of Perarivalan, who had spent 31 years in jail in a murder case.
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