ஆளுநர் திரு.பன்வாரிலால் புரோகித் அவர்களை இன்று சந்தித்து @CMOTamilNadu மற்றும் அமைச்சர்களின் ஊழல்கள், சொத்துக்குவிப்பு குறித்த 97 பக்கங்கள் கொண்ட...

DMK president M.K. Stalin led a senior party delegation to Raj Bhavan in Chennai, presenting a comprehensive ninety-seven-page dossier of corruption allegations against Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and prominent state cabinet ministers to Governor Banwarilal Purohit. Stalin documented verifiable evidence detailing disproportionate asset accumulation, manipulated highway contracting tenders, irregular public procurement clearances, and systemic financial kickbacks executed under the AIADMK administration. He urged the Governor to exercise constitutional oversight by sanctioning independent inquiries under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Stalin emphasized that the extensive submission constituted only the initial phase of formal anti-corruption documentation prepared by the opposition party legal and research teams. He stated that further tranches of documentary evidence exposing illicit contracts across multiple government departments would be compiled and presented to competent constitutional authorities. Stalin asserted that public resources belongs to the people of Tamil Nadu and cannot be siphoned away through corrupt executive networks without legal reckoning.

The dramatic constitutional step generated substantial public debate regarding accountability and clean administration in state governance. Stalin pledged that an incoming DMK government will constitute special investigation bodies to ensure that corrupt officials face rigorous legal accountability.