Tamil Nadu Minister Aadhav Arjunan Accuses DMK Leader M.K. Stalin of 900‑Crore Misuse

During a heated session of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, Minister Aadhav Arjunan alleged that DMK chief M.K. Stalin received 900 crore rupees, questioning the source of the money linked to recent liquor‑store and distillery procurement contracts. Arjunan demanded clarification, stating the funds could only be explained by the leader’s own relatives. Opposition members, including Udhayanidhi Stalin, countered by suggesting the money came from a family lottery business and urged the minister to investigate the source. The exchange intensified partisan tensions and drew public attention to alleged financial irregularities within the state government.

The debate highlighted broader concerns over transparency in state‑level procurement and political financing, prompting calls for further inquiry by both ruling and opposition parties.