While the rest of the world celebrates V-Day, TN celebrates Judgement Day: Twitter

After a week of protests in Tamil Nadu over whether VK Sasikala Natarajan would become  the state chief minister, the Supreme Court on Tuesday sealed her fate. Sasikala was convicted in the disproportionate assets case, in which late Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa was also an accused.

Sasikala will have to surrender herself to jail for undergoing remaining part of four year jail term. This also means that Sasikala cannot contest election for six years after her release from jail. That, clubbed with her jail term, means she won't be able to contest elections for another 10 years.

Twitter went crazy after the Supreme Court verdict and here are some of the reactions 

Jayalalithaa died with her honour intact. Strange are the ways of karma. #sasiJudgementDay

— Madhavan Narayanan (@madversity) February 14, 2017

Now... Sasikala will know how it feels when someone locks you in. #MLAs #Jail #sasiJudgementDay #DACase #OPSVsSasi

— Steven (@leftcentreright) February 14, 2017

While the rest of the world celebrates #Valentines, #TN celebrates judgement day! #sasiJudgementDay #TnPolitics #SasikalaConvicted

— Sarguna Priya (@priya_thomas) February 14, 2017

#OPS has the last laugh.. #SasiJudgementDay pic.twitter.com/fHpkjqXmTR

— Ramesh Bala (@rameshlaus) February 14, 2017

Now, wait for hitherto silent actors extend their wholehearted support to #OPS. #sasiJudgementDay

— Surendhar MK (@SurendharMK) February 14, 2017

#SasiJudgementDay
No it's TN'S Judgement Day pic.twitter.com/OEaKbNCMWt

— Ram Krishnan (@theram91) February 13, 2017

Now sasikala thinks#sasiJudgementDay pic.twitter.com/tdCk4zuMZk

— Krishna (@krish_718) February 14, 2017

#sasikala has been convicted for corruption. She has to answer for #Amma death also Both cases don't carry equal sentencing #JusticeForAmma

— Gautami (@gautamitads) February 14, 2017

Well done SC. Let #sasikala check out jail now. Justice would've been served better if order had come in Amma's time so she'd go to jail too

— Shekhar Gupta (@ShekharGupta) February 14, 2017

Checkmate from OPS #OPannerselvam vs #sasikala pic.twitter.com/lBjmGA076G

— Troll Cinema ( TC ) (@TC_Offl) February 8, 2017

In a stunning reversal of fortunes, now Sasikala is captive, and the MLAs are free.

— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) February 14, 2017

Jayalalithaa, Sasikala and her relatives VN Sudhakaran and Elavarasi were accused of amassing disproportionate assets to the tune of Rs. 66.65 crore during the late chief minister's first term from 1991 to 1996.

They were also held guilty by the trial court and sentenced to four years with a fine of Rs. 10 crore each.