Jayalalitha | Thalaivi's death needs re-investigation, Thrissur native claims to be Jayalalithaa's daughter;

A young woman from Thrissur has approached the Supreme Court claiming to be the daughter of MGR and Jayalalithaa. KM Sunitha, a native of Kattoor, Thrissur, has approached the court claiming to be the daughter of former Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers MG Ramachandran and Jayalalithaa. She also submitted a letter to the Chief Justice demanding a re-investigation into Jayalalithaa's death. Sunitha KM, a native of Thrissur, reached the Supreme Court with the claim on Monday. Many mysteries remain regarding Jayalalithaa's death. It is indicated that the letter to the Chief Justice contains many revelations in this regard.

Sunitha says in her letter to the Chief Justice that she has had to live in secret for so long. After she was born, MGR's housemaid secretly moved her to Kerala. It was the maid who gave her the name Sunitha. Sunitha claims that when she turned 18, her mother Jayalalithaa took a DNA test and accepted her as her daughter, and that she would visit her at her residence in Poes Garden from time to time.

Sunitha says that Sasikala and the Mannarkudi mafia killed her mother. Her mother had said that she was going to call a press conference on September 22, 2016, revealing that she was her daughter. Her mother had planned to accept her as her daughter, hold a press conference and introduce her in public. She told the media that this could be the reason for the murder.

Sunitha says that she witnessed the murder and that when she reached her Poes Garden home on September 22, 2016, her mother was lying motionless. When she reached Poes Garden at 8 am that morning, she saw shocking scenes. Jayalalithaa was lying unconscious. T.T.V. Dinakaran, Ilavarasi, Sudhakaran VK and Sasikala were also around Jayalalithaa and when she started crying, the sweeper covered her mouth from behind. Sunitha says that they told her to go out of the room. Sasikala was hitting Jayalalithaa in the face. Her relatives were also at the house.

Sasikala kicked her mother in the face who was lying on the ground. She had been living in hiding for so long. She had not spoken out for so long because she was afraid for her life and her children. She had returned to Kerala because she was afraid of being killed. She had not spoken out for so long because of fear. The complaint also states that her mother had provided her with financial assistance. Sunita said that she is trying to lodge a complaint with the Prime Minister and the Home Minister.