Sasikala in prison: Is 124 greater than 10 to determine Tamil Nadu’s future

Sasikala camp Rajya Sabha MP Navneethakrishnan points his finger upwards, saying it is the invisible hand that is at work. “We have represented our case and urged the governor to take note,” he said to me outside Raj Bhavan, late on Wednesday evening. But he is not too hopeful of getting an invite soon, hinting at how New Delhi is dictating terms to Chennai. After how events have panned out since 5 February, with the governor first refusing to invite Sasikala and then dragging his feet with Palanisamy, there is huge trust deficit between the Sasikala camp and Raj Bhavan.