K T Raghavan resigns from BJP post after ‘sting operation’
The Hindu
A video, purportedly showing him in a sleazy video call with a female party member, was recorded and uploaded on YouTube by a party member and YouTuber Madhan Ravichandran
Tamil Nadu BJP general secretary K.T. Raghavan resigned from his party post on Tuesday, following a ‘sting operation’ purportedly showing him in a sleazy video call with a female party member. The video was recorded and uploaded on YouTube by a party member and YouTuber, Madhan Ravichandran, on Tuesday morning. Mr. Ravichandran claimed he had such sting videos of at least 15 more Tamil Nadu BJP leaders. He also claimed that when he approached Tamil Nadu BJP president K. Annamalai with Mr. Raghavan’s video, Mr. Annamalai asked him to go ahead and release the video in the interest of providing justice for the woman.
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