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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay claimed ownership over 50 cents of poromboke land in Kodaikanal, alleges election petitioner before Madras High Court

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay claimed ownership over 50 cents of poromboke land in Kodaikanal, alleges election petitioner before Madras High Court

C. Joseph Vijay. File

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has claimed ownership over 50 cents of government poromboke land at Vilpatti village in Kodaikanal, falsely declared a property sold by him for ₹35 crore at Padi in Chennai as his property worth ₹7 crore and wrongly termed his Neelangarai bungalow as inherited property, an election petitioner has claimed before the Madras High Court.

However, Mr Vijay said the allegations against him were baseless and the petition must be dismissed.

  • tamil
  • nadu
  • vijay
  • ownership
  • poromboke
  • land
  • kodaikanal
  • election

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