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Jayaram Jayalalithaa[3]​ fue una actriz y política india que sirvió seis periodos como Primera Ministra de Tamil Nadu, durante más de catorce años, entre 1991 y 2016. Desde 1989 fue secretaria general de la India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam , un partido Dravidian cuyo cuadro la reverenciaba como su Amma , Puratchi Thalaivi y Thanga Tharagai .[4]​ Wikipedia  

✵ 24. febrero 1948 – 5. diciembre 2016
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“MGR has been a great influence in my life, I don’t deny that. But now I am my own person. I have evolved. Hereafter, I am responsible only for myself. Never again will anybody influence me to such an extent that all my thoughts and actions and statements are influenced and made in a particular way just because someone else wants it that way.”

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Fuente: In an interview to Saavy magazine. The Life And Times Of Jayalalitha Ajith Pillai, A.S. Panneerselvan http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?205450, 04 May 1998.

“It is very strange and saddening to see that when such acts are perpetrated against the minorities, all political leaders rush to issue statements of condemnation. But when persons belonging to the majority are subjected to similar perpetration of heinous crimes, not a single political leader has so far issued a statement condemning this barbaric crime. Such acts of senseless violence should be condemned no matter who is responsible for them and no matter who the victims are. It is not as though a crime is a crime only if it is committed against the minorities and not so if it is committed against the majority community. This should be viewed as a crime committed against humanity…remind all the political leaders in India that it is not only the minorities who enjoy rights under the Constitution. The majority have rights too.”

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Fuente: On Godhra train burning, It's a crime against humanity: Jayalalithaa http://hindu.com/2002/03/01/stories/2002030103151300.htm, 01 March 2002.