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VK Sasikala Hospitalised On Complaint Of Fever, Rapid Covid Test -Ve
VK Sasikala -- a close aide of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa -- has been admitted to Bengaluru's Bowring Government Hospital on complaint of fever and back pain.A Rapid Antigen Test of the former AIADMK leader, who had also complained of breathlessness today, has come back negative for COVID-19.
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Apollo Hospital Room Where J Jayalalithaa Was Admitted To Be Inspected
The room at Apollo hospitals where late AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa was hospitalised in December 2016 will be inspected on July 29 by the counsel representing the one man panel probing her death and those from the side of her aide V K Sasikala.
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Jayalalithaa Probe Panel Issues Summons To Sasikala, Apollo Hospitals
A one man inquiry commission probing the death of J Jayalalithaa today issued summons to her close aide V K Sasikala and Apollo Hospitals Chairman Prathap C Reddy seeking information about the hospitalisation and treatment provided to the late Tamil Nadu chief minister.
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Police Complaint Against Dhinakaran Aide Who Released Jayalalithaa Video
The one man Commission probing the circumstances leading to hospitalisation and medical treatment provided to late J Jayalalithaa till her death last year filed a police complaint today against an aide of TTV Dhinakaran who released a purported video of the late Chief Minister.
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One Man Commission Probing Jayalalithaa's Death Takes Charge
Justice A Arumughaswamy, appointed by the Tamil Nadu government to inquire into the circumstances leading to the hospitalisation of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, assumed charge today.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Says He Did Not See Jayalalithaa In Hospital
Tamil Nadu minister Vellamandi Natarajan today said he did not see former chief minister Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation last year and offered to depose before the one-man inquiry commission set up to probe her demise.
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Can't Stop Ministers From Speaking On Jayalalithaa's Death: Court
The Madras High Court today declined to restrain Tamil Nadu ministers from making any statements on the hospitalisation of late chief minister J Jayalalithaa last year
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Jayalalithaa Death: DMK Says 'Lie Detector' Test Will Bring Out Truth
Amid conflicting claims by AIADMK leaders over access to former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation, DMK working president MK Stalin today said if a lie detector test was conducted, "many truths" will come from state ministers on her demise.
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Inquiry Into Jayalalithaa Death Will Also Probe How She Reached Hospital
The inquiry commission set up to probe former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's death in a Chennai hospital last year will also investigate the circumstances that led to the AIADMK matriarch's hospitalisation in September last year.
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All Ministers Met Jayalalithaa During Her Hospitalisation: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu minister Sellur K Raju today contradicted the claim of two of his cabinet colleagues that no one was allowed to see late chief minister J Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation last year.
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VK Sasikala Hospitalised On Complaint Of Fever, Rapid Covid Test -Ve
VK Sasikala -- a close aide of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa -- has been admitted to Bengaluru's Bowring Government Hospital on complaint of fever and back pain.A Rapid Antigen Test of the former AIADMK leader, who had also complained of breathlessness today, has come back negative for COVID-19.
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Apollo Hospital Room Where J Jayalalithaa Was Admitted To Be Inspected
The room at Apollo hospitals where late AIADMK supremo Jayalalithaa was hospitalised in December 2016 will be inspected on July 29 by the counsel representing the one man panel probing her death and those from the side of her aide V K Sasikala.
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Jayalalithaa Probe Panel Issues Summons To Sasikala, Apollo Hospitals
A one man inquiry commission probing the death of J Jayalalithaa today issued summons to her close aide V K Sasikala and Apollo Hospitals Chairman Prathap C Reddy seeking information about the hospitalisation and treatment provided to the late Tamil Nadu chief minister.
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Police Complaint Against Dhinakaran Aide Who Released Jayalalithaa Video
The one man Commission probing the circumstances leading to hospitalisation and medical treatment provided to late J Jayalalithaa till her death last year filed a police complaint today against an aide of TTV Dhinakaran who released a purported video of the late Chief Minister.
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One Man Commission Probing Jayalalithaa's Death Takes Charge
Justice A Arumughaswamy, appointed by the Tamil Nadu government to inquire into the circumstances leading to the hospitalisation of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, assumed charge today.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Says He Did Not See Jayalalithaa In Hospital
Tamil Nadu minister Vellamandi Natarajan today said he did not see former chief minister Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation last year and offered to depose before the one-man inquiry commission set up to probe her demise.
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Can't Stop Ministers From Speaking On Jayalalithaa's Death: Court
The Madras High Court today declined to restrain Tamil Nadu ministers from making any statements on the hospitalisation of late chief minister J Jayalalithaa last year
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Jayalalithaa Death: DMK Says 'Lie Detector' Test Will Bring Out Truth
Amid conflicting claims by AIADMK leaders over access to former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation, DMK working president MK Stalin today said if a lie detector test was conducted, "many truths" will come from state ministers on her demise.
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Inquiry Into Jayalalithaa Death Will Also Probe How She Reached Hospital
The inquiry commission set up to probe former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's death in a Chennai hospital last year will also investigate the circumstances that led to the AIADMK matriarch's hospitalisation in September last year.
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All Ministers Met Jayalalithaa During Her Hospitalisation: Tamil Nadu Minister
Tamil Nadu minister Sellur K Raju today contradicted the claim of two of his cabinet colleagues that no one was allowed to see late chief minister J Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation last year.
