The video was released just a day ahead of RK Nagar Assembly bypolls. It shows a frail Jayalalithaa on a bed with an I-V drip attached to her right hand.
Stalin said there was a “mystery on how Jayalalithaa passed away and what kind of (medical) treatment was provided” to her during her 75-day hospitalisation
Reddy noted that Jayalalithaa came to the hospital in a critical condition and later showed progress.
The AIADMK supremo spent 75 days in the Apollo hospital before breathing her last on December 5 last year.
Madras HC had on November 24 sought Jayalalithaa's thumb impression details which is available with Bengaluru's Parappana Agrahara Jail and the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI).
The nomination papers of actor Vishal Krishna and late J Jayalalithaa's niece Deepa Jayakumar for the December 21 R K Nagar bypoll here, were today rejected by Election authorities.
Jayalalithaa breathed her last on December 5, 2016 at the Apollo Hospital after being admitted for 75 days following prolonged illness.
A 37-year-old woman from Bengaluru had petitioned the Supreme Court claiming herself to be the daughter of Jayalalithaa.
The development comes after the Madras High Court on Tuesday asked the poll panel to conduct bypoll before December 31.
Jayakumar said Dinakaran is blaming Chief Minister K Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam for political gains.
The Income Tax sleuths on Friday raided the premises of Veda Nilayam, the Poes Garden, the Chennai residence of late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
According to reports, they had also searched an office of Jaya TV office adjacent to Jayalalithaa's residence, apart from the channel's main office at Ekkaduthangal.
Sasikala, 60, was granted a five-day parole on October 6, and had to return to the prison by October 12 evening, as directed by the jail authorities.
Some AIADMK leaders, including ministers, had recently come up with contradicting claims over access to Jayalalithaa during her hospitalisation.
On September 25, the Tamil Nadu government said that it has set up an inquiry commission headed by retired HC judge to go into the death of Jayalalithaa.
Ever since Jayalalithaa's death, there have been hints of foul play in her death, with critics pointing fingers at her aide, the now jailed VK Sasikala.
Tamil Nadu government today constituted an inquiry commission under retired judge to probe the circumstances of AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa's death.
DMK leader Stalin has urged the Centre to order a CBI probe to "unravel the mystery" surrounding Jayalalithaa's death.
He further claimed that even the national leaders used to sit in Apollo Hospitals Chief Pratap Reddy's room and the AIADMK Ministers would also be seated in that room.
Palaniswami said it was Jayalalithaa's policy of equality that despite being a farmer's son, he could assume the reins of the state.
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