Who are the real people behind V.V.Minerals? Why was the company allowed to export restricted radioactive materials overlooking Indian laws?

Sharply questioning the political forces shielding the controversial mining enterprise V.V. Minerals, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin demanded to know why the private company was permitted to illegally extract and export restricted radioactive and strategic atomic minerals overlooking Indian laws. Stalin pointed out that atomic minerals like monazite, which contain thorium and uranium, are legally classified as strategic national assets governed by strict statutory oversight under the Atomic Energy Act. He raised serious concerns over how a private entity managed to bypass national defense regulations, customs checks, and maritime export protocols to ship hundreds of thousands of metric tons of mineral sands overseas. Stalin asked who inside the state and central establishments authorized these illicit operations and why regulatory agencies turned a blind eye to flagrant environmental and statutory violations along Tamil Nadu's southern coastline. He asserted that the brazen impunity enjoyed by the mining cartel demonstrated high-level political connivance reaching the highest echelons of the ruling establishment. Stalin called for an immediate forensic audit of all export consignments and rigorous legal prosecution of all involved corporate entities and complicit government officials.