Politics · India · 7 hrs ago
Petitioner accuses Tamil Nadu CM Vijay of false property claims
An election petitioner has accused Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of false property claims before the Madras High Court.
The petitioner says Vijay claimed ownership of 50 cents of government land in Vilpatti village, Kodaikanal.
The petitioner also alleges that Vijay reported a Chennai property as worth ₹7 crore after selling it for ₹35 crore.
The filing further claims he wrongly described his Neelangarai bungalow as inherited property.
The allegations are part of an election petition, which has brought Vijay’s property claims before the court.
Vijay says the claims are baseless and has asked the court to dismiss the petition.
An election petitioner has accused Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of making false claims about several properties.
The petitioner told the Madras High Court that Vijay claimed ownership of 50 cents of government poromboke land in Vilpatti village, Kodaikanal.
The petitioner also alleged that Vijay falsely declared a property in Padi, Chennai, worth ₹7 crore after selling it for ₹35 crore.
The petitioner further said Vijay wrongly described his Neelangarai bungalow as inherited property.
Vijay said the allegations were baseless and asked the court to dismiss the petition.
- Who
- Election petitioner and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay.
- What
- The petitioner accused Vijay of making false claims about land and properties. Vijay denied the allegations.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The allegations were made before the Madras High Court and concern properties in Kodaikanal and Chennai.
- Why
- Not stated
Election petitioner
C. Joseph Vijay
Government land
Election petitioner
The petitioner alleged Vijay claimed ownership of 50 cents of government poromboke land in Vilpatti village.
C. Joseph Vijay
Vijay said the allegations against him were baseless.
Padi property
Election petitioner
The petitioner alleged Vijay declared a property worth ₹7 crore as his after selling it for ₹35 crore.
C. Joseph Vijay
Vijay said the allegations against him were baseless.
Neelangarai bungalow
Election petitioner
The petitioner alleged Vijay wrongly described the bungalow as inherited property.
C. Joseph Vijay
Vijay said the allegations against him were baseless.
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- Petitioner
- Election petitioner before the Madras High Court
- Land
- 50 cents of government poromboke land in Vilpatti village, Kodaikanal
- Padi property
- Allegedly sold for ₹35 crore and declared worth ₹7 crore
- Bungalow
- Neelangarai, Chennai; alleged to have been wrongly described as inherited property