The Supreme Court stays the arrest of DMK leader V. Senthil Balaji in a corruption case after a recent setback at the High Court. The case relates to alleged irregularities connected to the functioning of the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC). The dispute follows legal proceedings in which Balaji faces allegations tied to the TASMAC-related matter, with authorities moving to detain him following the case against him. Reporting from NDTV indicates that the Supreme Court’s order comes immediately after the High Court’s adverse decision.

While the reports describe the broader procedural sequence—High Court setback followed by the Supreme Court’s stay of arrest—they do not add further details about the specific allegations, the evidence presented, or the court’s reasoning in the stay order. The Supreme Court action means Balaji is not taken into custody in connection with the case at this stage, pending further legal processes. The matter remains active in the appellate track as the courts consider subsequent steps.