#Gutkha வழக்கு விசாரணையை சி.பி.ஐ யிடம் ஒப்படைக்க வேண்டுமென்று தி.மு.க சார்பில் வழக்கு தொடரப்பட்டு இருக்கின்ற நிலையில், விசாரணை அதிகாரிகளை...

DMK working president M.K. Stalin on April 24, 2018, accused the AIADMK administration of deliberately shielding culprits in the Gutkha bribery scandal by abruptly transferring key investigative officers and suppressing critical official documents. Stalin noted that while the DMK's petition seeking a transfer of the probe to the Central Bureau of Investigation was actively pending before the Madras High Court, the state government was orchestrating a systematic cover-up.

He pointed out that administrative shuffles were specifically designed to disrupt institutional continuity and prevent investigators from examining incriminating ledgers that implicated senior cabinet figures and police chiefs. Stalin stated that concealing vital records was a desperate attempt by an insecure government to save itself from impending judicial disclosure and public condemnation.

Stalin asserted that these maneuvers demonstrated a complete lack of official integrity and an open defiance of the rule of law. He warned that tampering with evidence would only deepen the legal jeopardy facing those in authority. The DMK leader affirmed that his party would present these obstructive tactics before the high court, ensuring that justice was not subverted by executive concealment.