Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa condoled the death of Nandini and Sagar, who were killed in the robbery attempt and announced a relief of Rs three lakh each to their families.
She also announced Rs one lakh to another woman who had sustained injuries in the incident and directed best medical treatment for her.
"I have directed Health Minister C Vijayabaskar and Social Welfare Minister V Saroja to ensure she gets due medical treatment," the Chief Minister said in a statement.
Nandini tried to chase the culprit but lost control of her vehicle which hit a boulder and she died of head injuries. The relative was injured.
Karunakaran, while escaping, hit the senior citizen Sagar, who succumbed to injuries in a hospital. He was later arrested.
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