Ahead of Jayalalithaa verdict, BJP asks Tamil Nadu govt to maintain law and order in state
Citing incidents of violence after AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa was sentenced last year, state BJP on Sunday urged the police to maintain law and order.


Former Tamil Nadu CM Jayalaithaa. PTI[/caption]"Irrespective of the outcome in the appeal, whether it is in Jayalalithaa's favour or not, police department should take appropriate steps to ensure that law and order is maintained and the general public is not affected," state BJP chief Tamilisai Soundararajan said in Chennai in a statement on Sunday night.She referred to some incidents of violence after Jayalalithaa was convicted in September last year, and claimed the general public was apprehensive now with the High Court verdict on her appeal set to be delivered on Monday."I appeal that police and bureaucrats should uphold peace by not allowing the AIADMK cadres to take law and order into their hands," she said.PTI

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