The party released a list of 190 persons, who had died of shock, and said the toll of such persons stood at 470.
Condoling their death, the party announced a welfare fund of Rs three lakh each to the families of the deceased.
Further, a total of six persons had attempted suicide so far, it said, releasing the details of four such persons.
The party also announced Rs 50,000 today for the four persons towards their medical treatment.
Having had hospitalised since September 22, 68-year-old Jayalalithaa suffered a cardiac arrest on December 4, and passed away the next day.
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