DMK Files: Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Annamalai claims Stalin, his Ministers have Rs 1.34 lakh crore unaccounted assets
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DMK Files: Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Annamalai claims Stalin, his Ministers have Rs 1.34 lakh crore unaccounted assets

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Apr 14, 2023, 11:45 pm IST
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Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Chief K Annamalai today (April 14) made public a long list of assets worth Rs 1.34 lakh crore claiming these are owned by key DMK leaders including Chief Minister MK Stalin’s son and Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin. Others in the list include Ministers like Durai Murugan, EV Velu, K Ponmudy, V Senthil Balaji, and former Union Minister S Jagathrakshakan.

Notably, the video is captioned as schools and colleges owned by DMK Government, the video sums the worth by the end as Rs 1.34 lakh crores.

DMK owned Schools, Colleges!
This itself is worth so many thousands of Crores. #DMKFiles #Annamalai Anna pic.twitter.com/QIzJnAXYhw

— Army of Dheeran Annamalai (@annamalai_chap2) April 14, 2023

Annamalai alleged that the Chief Minister MK Stalin was paid a bribe of two hundred crore rupees for favouring a company to secure the contract for Chennai Metro Rail ahead of the 2011 assembly elections when DMK was in power. He added, “The payments were paid through shell companies,” he alleged.

He stated, “I am going to give it (the evidence) to CBI. In 2011, the election funding has come. A complaint will be filed that an investigation should be conducted.” He further alleged that DMK is becoming a money laundering company and that he will expose all the DMK leaders involved in corruption.

BJP Tamil Nadu state president K Annamalai releases a 'DMK file' alleging DMK top ministers and CM MK Stalin's family members of unaccounted assets. pic.twitter.com/EZfNSWivN3

— ANI (@ANI) April 14, 2023

“We have released DMK files part 1. It’s going to be a series throughout the year. It’s just the first family of the DMK that we have disclosed that too direct assets and their shareholdings in a company and the valuations. We haven’t gone beyond it,” Annamalai said.

When local journalists asked Annamalai about the video he said, he will take questions for the video only after a week so that ‘Journalists can get ample time to verify the allegations’.
On the other hand, RS Bharathi, DMK organising secretary challenged the BJP leader to file cases against them to prove Rs 200 crore bribery allegations.

Topics: Annamalaitamil nadu bjpDMK filesDMK vs BJPTamil Nadu DMKRS BharathiDMKTamil NaduMk Stalin
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