Jayalalithaa’s Hospital Bill Reached More Than 6 Crores !! Apollo Getting Brutally Trolled !!

By Dhiwaharan
The Apollo hospital in Chennai, where Jayalalithaa was admitted till her demise, said that the expenses on her food was over Rs 1 crore.
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The hospital informed the Justice A Arumughaswamy-led inquiry panel, which is probing the circumstances that led to the death of Jayalalithaa, that her food bill accounted for Rs 1,17,04,925 crore during her treatment.
The panel was constituted by the Tamil Nadu government in September 2017 under the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952 to inquire into the circumstances leading to Jayalalithaa’s hospitalisation on September 22, 2016 and treatment provided till her death on December 5, 2016.


The entire second floor of the hospital was evacuated for Jayalalithaa’s stay and her close aide V K Sasikala, currently serving her four-year term in Parapana Agrahara prison in Bengaluru, stayed in a suite in the hospital. As the bill went viral on social media leading to questions being raised on the food bills, sources clarified that it was the entire amount incurred on food provided not just for Jayalalithaa but for for her caretakers, security personnel, ministers, bureaucrats and party leaders who camped at the hospital. AIADMK sources said they were not aware of the pending payment of Rs 44 lakh but said they will seek more details from Apollo Hospital on it.

The former Chief Minister and AIADMK general secretary was rushed to Apollo Hospitals’ Greams Road facility in Chennai on September 22 after she fainted at her Poes Garden residence. However, she passed away on December 5 following cardiac arrest she passed away on December 5 following cardiac arrest she suffered the previous day.
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As soon as the update was released, Netizens shocked and started trolling Apollo hospital in a most hilarious way. Check out some of the trolls here :
Apollo idly.. pic.twitter.com/1xPGFdrpis
— மன்னார்குடிகாரன் (@rajsundher89) December 18, 2018
world highest Price Idli in #chennai #ApolloHospital @GWR #Admkfails 1.75 crore for idly 75 days pic.twitter.com/BbIBJfWr8w
— Marudhu (@vignesh77733) December 18, 2018
In a bank,
Me: Sir I need a loan of Rs:1c under Mudra scheme.
Bank manager : So, what business are you going to do with that money?
Me: who said I am going to start a business? I’m going to buy idly from #ApolloHospital#jayalalithaa
— Brudanandha (@brudanandha) December 18, 2018
wanna impress someone special
Jus Order idly in Apollo…
— MOHAN KUMAR (@mohanCJayaKumar) December 18, 2018
Apollo IDLY shops 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/kDLMNMrjpF
— தீரன் (@karthik_nmkl) December 18, 2018
2 idlies 1.7 cr in Apollo
#IPLAuction #SUNTV #ApolloHospitals #idly pic.twitter.com/odagW9C1c8— Kumaran K (@kumaranthambi) December 18, 2018
Question: If one Idly costs Rs 10, how many idlis for Rs.10 Crore. Note: cost includes chutney price too.
— Lakshmi Subramanian (@lakhinathan) December 18, 2018
Yes They fed Very expensive idly’s 😂😂😂 https://t.co/h6m34QUDDz
— PrasannaGovindarajan (@prasanna_share) December 18, 2018
#Apollo #Jayalalithaa #idly pic.twitter.com/UDn8ljxJV7
— ஸ்மார்ட் சக்திவேல் (@SmartSakthiVell) December 18, 2018
அப்போலோ மருத்துவமனையில் ஒரு இட்லின் விலை 7 கோடி ரூபாய்
In Apollo Hospital One Idly Cost 7 Crores
— Balamurugan.AN (@bala_animation) December 18, 2018
இதென்ன ஆஸ்பத்திரியா இல்லை 5 ஸ்டார் ஹோட்டலா? இம்புட்டு பில் போட்டிருக்காங்க? #Jayalalithaa #JayalalithaaDeathMystery #ApolloHospital #idly https://t.co/rDhxLopvMt
— RameshBabu (@prbtwitts) December 18, 2018
Varun chakravarthy #Appollo #Idly #Reddy pic.twitter.com/tTbKwy4WrT
— badrinarayananan (@Iambadri11) December 18, 2018
#அம்மா ரூ- 1.17 கோடிக்கு இட்லி சாப்டாங்க😁😁🤪🤪#அம்மாஇட்லிசாப்டாங்க #idly pic.twitter.com/6fu9FSF96E
— ராதா நைனா (@spbram) December 18, 2018
Don’t underestimate the power of #Idly #ApolloHospital #IPLAuction #IPLAuction2019 #LiveUpdates #CSK pic.twitter.com/jJwQCYeB21
— Kumaran K (@kumaranthambi) December 18, 2018
டேய், இதுக்கு பதில் சொல்டா… வெங்காயம்… pic.twitter.com/sa8dRuMzNv
— DEW (@dewTwt) December 18, 2018
Jayalalithaa’s death and her Apollo stay have been a matter of debate in Tamil Nadu politics for the past two years. The Commission, which was constituted in August 2017 to “dispel doubts” about Jayalalithaa’s death, has so far examined more than 140 witnesses, mostly bureaucrats, doctors, hospital officials and her security guards, and is likely to submit its report in the first quarter of 2019.