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Doctor who embalmed Jaya’s body deposes before panel

Dr Sudha Seshayyan, a government doctor who carried out the embalming procedure to preserve former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa’s body, deposed before the inquiry commission looking into the death of

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CHENNAI: Dr Sudha Seshayyan, a government doctor who carried out the embalming procedure to preserve former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa’s body, deposed before the inquiry commission looking into the death of the late leader on Wednesday.

Dr Sudha Seshayyan, vice-principal of Madras Medical College, appeared before retired judge A Arumughaswamy, who is heading the commission. Later, she told mediapersons that she had given a detailed account of how embalming procedure was done on Jayalalithaa’s body. The 15-to-20 minute procedure was to prevent the body from decomposing.

Meanwhile, the counsel for Apollo Hospitals chief Dr Pratap C Reddy and his daughter Preetha Reddy appeared before the commission and sought more time to file their responses. The commission has granted them time till January 12.

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The counsel for Apollo Hospitals chief and his daughter appeared before the panel and sought more time to file their responses. The panel granted them time till January 12.

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