Jayalalithaa death: Ready to face all enquiries, says Sasikala

The expelled AIADMK leader Sasikala has said that she is ready to face all enquiries against her over the death of former Tamil Nadu chief minister JayalalithaaReacting to the allegations of the Arumughaswamy committee after the panel called for an investigation against Sasikala among three others the expelled AIADMK leader said I deny all the allegations levelled against me in the reportArumughaswamy Commission constituted to probe the death of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa has called for an investigation against Sasikala among three othersIn a statement Sasikala said I am not taking this blame as a big thing This is not new to me There are a lot of ways to make me politically weak But it pains me as they made our Amma Jayalalitha death a controversial one Jayalalitha and I were not siblings but sisters It was an example of good friendship We lived our lives like that onlyAlso Read Jayalalithaarsquos death Probe Sasikala panel tells Tamil Nadu govtNow they have made Arumughaswamy Commission report as politics No matter how many times they probe me but the truth will not change There is no suspicion of our Amma Jayalalitha death I never interfered in the medical treatment of Jayalalitha I have not studied medicine Apollo hospital is not a hospital where they need my opinion to treat Jayalalitha I deny all the allegations against me from the report Regarding this I am ready to face all inquiries on thisArumughaswamy Commission of Inquiry constituted to probe the death of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa has called for an investigation against Sasikala among three othersThe report of the Arumugasamy Inquiry Committee which probed the death of former Tamil Nadu chief minister and AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa was tabled in the State Assembly on TuesdayArumughaswamy Commission of Inquiry concluded that Sasikala Jayalalithaas personal Doctor K S Sivakumar then Health Secretary Radhakrishnan CVijayabaskar who was health Minister then are found to be at fault and an investigation is to be orderedEarlier in August the singlemember commission of retired Justice Arumugasamy appointed to probe J Jayalalithaas death submitted its report to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin at the Secretariat after five yearsAfter the demise of Jayalalithaa in December 2016 fullscale politics erupted over the cause of her death and the medical procedures followed during her hospitalisationFormer Tamil Nadu chief minister O Pannerselvam had requested a probe into her death This led to the formation of the Arumughaswamy CommissionThe Commission was assigned to enquire into the circumstances health condition and situation leading to the hospitalisation of Chief Minister J Jayalalitha on 22 September 2016 and subsequent treatment provided till her unfortunate demise on 5 December 2016Aarumugasami has filed 608 pages of final report in Tamil and 500page report in EnglishOver 159 witnesses in relation to Jayalalithaa have appeared before Arumughaswamy Commission and have put forward their points of viewNotably Arumughaswamy Commission commenced its investigation in November 2017 with many hearings of close aides of Jayalalithaa and doctors who provided treatment then Tamil Nadu Health Minister Vijayabhakar then Health Secretary Radhakrishnan then Finance Minister of Tamil Nadu and AIADMK senior leader O PannerselvamMeanwhile a report by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences panel of doctors has asserted that the treatment provided to late Jayalalithaa was as per correct medical practice and no errors have been found in the care provided This clean chit provided relief for Apollo Hospital where Jayalalithaa was admittedThe panel found all the final diagnosis and timeline of events of Jayalalithaas health was fully observed and also agreed with Apollos treatment and diagnosisThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever