Tamil Nadu BJP Chief Seeks Governor's Intervention Over His "DMK Files"
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In a 16-minute video released minutes after the meeting with the Governor, Mr Annamalai alleged a Rs 3000-crore scam involving an infrastructure services company.
Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai today presented his "DMK Files part II" to Governor RN Ravi, and sought intervention over his corruption allegations against the ruling party. In a short statement he tweeted, the former IPS officer claimed he submitted documents on "scams for a value of Rs 5600 crore" and "benami" connected to the "DMK Ministers / MLAs/MPs". A picture released by the BJP shows a trunk believed to be with documents handed over to the Governor. #DMKFiles21. 3000 Crore Scam – ETL Infrastructure Services Limited2. 2000 Crore Scam in Transport Department3. 600 Crore Scam in TNMSCWe will elaborate more on this during our Padayatra to our friends in Press & Media.We demand answers from the corrupt DMK… pic.twitter.com/IM7zvGjrOu
In a 16-minute video released minutes after the meeting with the Governor, Mr Annamalai alleged a Rs 3000-crore scam involving an infrastructure services company. He also alleged a Rs 2000 crore scam in the state transport department involving supply and certification of reflective tapes and rear marking plates for commercial vehicles.
Alleging that Transport Minister SS SIvasankar is behind this, he claimed the proceeds are handed over to Chief Minister MK Stalin's son, minister Udhayanidhi Stalin.
