Panel Probing Jayalalithaa's Death Submits Report To Tamil Nadu Government
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Jayalalithaa death: Justice Arumughaswamy said only the government can decide on publishing the report.
The Justice Arumughaswamy Commission, constituted to probe the circumstances surrounding late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's death, submitted its report to the state government on Saturday.
Justice Arumughaswamy, who later spoke to reporters, said the 500-odd pages report in English and around 600 pages in Tamil was prepared after hearing about 150 witnesses.
"Only the government can decide on publishing the report," he said, adding, all concerned aspects have been mentioned in the report and said it was a "satisfying" outing for him.
Many felt the commission "worked like a court," he added.
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