PTI

Chennai, August 27

The Justice Arumughaswamy Commission, constituted to probe the circumstances surrounding late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa’s loss of life, submitted its report back to the state authorities on Saturday.

Justice Arumughaswamy, who later spoke to reporters, stated the 500-odd pages report in English and round 600 pages in Tamil was ready after listening to about 150 witnesses.

“Only the government can decide on publishing the report,” he stated, including, all involved features have been talked about within the report and stated it was a “satisfying” outing for him.

Many felt the fee “worked like a court,” he added.

Among the witnesses who’ve deposed earlier than the fee consists of AIADMK prime chief O Panneerselvam, Jayalalithaa’s niece Deepa and nephew Deepak, medical doctors, prime officers and AIADMK’s C Vijayabaskar (former well being minister), M Thambi Durai, C Ponnaiyan and Manoj Pandian.

Deepa and Deepak had raised doubts over circumstances surrounding their aunt’s loss of life. V Okay Sasikala, confidante of the late Chief Minister had filed an affidavit by means of her counsel in 2018.

The Arumughaswamy Commission of Inquiry, constituted by the earlier AIADMK authorities, commenced it’s listening to on November 22, 2017. Justice Arumughaswamy is a retired decide of the Madras High Court.

Sasikala’s affidavit was associated to, amongst different factors, the circumstances resulting in Jayalalithaa’s hospitalisation. The late CM was admitted in Apollo Hospitals for 75 days earlier than her loss of life on December 5, 2016.

During the latest proceedings, medical doctors from the Apollo Hospitals briefed by means of video-conferencing a medical board of AIIMS-Delhi specialists on the therapy supplied to Jayalalithaa.

The AIIMS panel took half within the proceedings nearly to assist the Commission deal with medical features as per the Supreme Court’s route.