Tamil Nadu Chief Minister O Panneerselvam on Wednesday said he would recommend an inquiry commission under a sitting Supreme Court judge to probe the “doubts” surrounding the health condition and demise of the former chief minister J Jayalalithaa.
“There are widespread doubts on Amma’s health among people. It is the responsibility of a government to clear those doubts. An inquiry commission will be recommended to be set up under a sitting supreme court,” he said while responding to reporters’ queries about “doubts surrounding Jayalalithaa’s health and subsequent death.
On Tuesday, AIADMK leader P H Pandian had made some allegations over Amma’s death.
“It was only after a serious altercation at her residence that Jayalalithaa was admitted to hospital. At the end of the altercation, Jayalalithaa was pushed on to the floor during which there was no one to support her and apparently, she lost her consciousness,” Pandian said.
Doctors, including the British specialist who treated Jayalalithaa, had recently explained in detail the treatment given by Jayalalithaa.
Meanwhile, Pandian responded that he will file a complaint regarding this matter.
