DMK president M.K. Stalin criticizes DVAC raids carried out on properties linked to former DMK minister K.N. Nehru. He alleges the actions are driven by political motives rather than any genuine effort to address wrongdoing, and he frames the raids as part of a broader strategy by the ruling government.
Stalin’s comments also suggest the raids are intended to divert attention from other issues, and he accuses the ruling party of using such measures to pressure or influence MLAs and weaken the opposition. The opposition position, as described in the reporting, highlights concerns about the DVAC’s handling of the matter, including its stance on moving to formal charges. Stalin says the DMK will resist what it describes as tactics used for political ends by pursuing legal remedies and taking the dispute through the courts.
