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Saravana Bhavan owner passes away
Highlights
P Rajagopal, the owner of the Saravana Bhavan chain of restaurants has died a week after he surrendered at the Madras High Court.
A week after starting a life term for the 2001 kidnapping and murder of an employee, 72-year-old Rajagopal was admitted to a private hospital after his surrender.
The row started in 2004, when P Rajagopal was convicted in the kidnapping and murder of an employee, Santhakumar. A local court had sentenced Rajagopal and eight others involved in the murder to 10 years in prison. The victim's body was later found in the forests of Kodaikanal.
Saravana Bhavan, a name synonymous with South Indian food has outlets in 20 countries including the US, the UK, France and Australia.
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