• Download mobile app
05 Oct 2024, Edition - 3371, Saturday

Trending Now

  • Tirupati laddu controversy needs serious investigation; Jagan Mohan Reddy was involved in many anti-Hindu activities during his regime : Union Food Minister Prahaladh Joshi
  • For five years, they committed a great sin in Tirupati temple by mixing beef fat and fish oil in the preparation of prasadam laddu : former chief priest Ramanatheekshalu
  • The DMK government is trying to derail SP Velumani and other AIADMK members by filing a false case : AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi Palanisamy
  • As a son of the soil of Tamilnadu, I rightfully seek the support and blessings of the entire people of Tamilnadu – TVK President, Vijay
  • Directed and starring Dhanush, the new movie is titled Idli Kadai

Tamilnadu News

Ready to quit party post if allegations against him were proven: DMK treasurer Duraimurugan

Covai Post Network

Share

While opposition parties have charged the ruling BJP at centre and the local AIADMK government with misusing IT and ED during elections, the Tamil Nadu chief minister E Palaniswami painted DMK treasurer Duraimurugan as corrupt person. The CM alleged that huge amount of cash and gold was seized during raids at his premises.

The Chief minister made remarks against the DMK leader during electioneering for Sulur assembly seat on Thursday. Duraimurugan said that the Chief Minister must resign if he could not prove his allegations. According to his allegations, a sum of Rs 13 crore and 12 kg of gold was seized during IT raids.

The Chief Minister is telling outright lies, the DMK leader said adding that as the CM he was well aware of the facts but was making such comments in electioneering to influence the voters. “If the CM proves that the gold and cash were seized from my property, I will resign my post,” the DMK treasurer said.

 “Only ₹10 lakh was taken from our college and house. The property from which ₹13 crore was recovered does not belong to us. No gold was seized during the search. It is clear in the panchnama of the IT officials,” Duraimurugan said.

“The CM need not resign if his allegations were found false, as there would be no need for him to resign as the people are ready to send him home,” the DMK leader said.

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

COIMBATORE WEATHER