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Jayalalithaa death case: Apollo claims medical statements 'misconstrued', demands new probe panel
In a massive twist in the J Jayalalithaa death probe, Apollo Hospitals have demanded the constitution of a medical probe along with claims that the medical statements were misconstrued. The development comes after two senior doctors on November 13 deposed before the one-man commission probing the former Tamil Nadu chief minister's death and debunked claims that she had been given ‘slow poison’.
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