Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Arrest Warrant Issued for Tamil Nadu Minister Duraimurugan
Imagine a government official named Mr. Duraimurugan, who is accused of having more money than he should, based on his job.
A court case started because it's believed he unfairly gained this extra money.
Mr. Duraimurugan didn't show up for a court hearing, and so, the court issued an arrest warrant.
This means police can now arrest him.
The case began a while ago and involves him and his family.
The court is now working to figure out if he really got extra money unfairly.
An arrest warrant issued for Tamil Nadu Minister K. Duraimurugan.
The warrant relates to a disproportionate assets case.
The case involves Duraimurugan and family amassing Rs 3.92 crore.
Duraimurugan failed to appear at a court hearing.
The trial must be completed within six months.
- Who
- K. Duraimurugan and family
- What
- An arrest warrant issued due to failure to appear for trial.
- When
- The warrant was issued on Thursday to be executed by September 15.
- Where
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- Non-appearance in court for a hearing related to a disproportionate assets case.
- Accused
- K. Duraimurugan and Family
- Charges
- Disproportionate Assets
- Alleged Amount
- Rs 3.92 crore
- Years
- 1996-2001
- Court
- Special Court for MPs and MLAs in Chennai
- Warrant Execution Date
- September 15
- Role
- PWD Minister