DMK Demands Anti-Corruption Probe Into Minister Rajmohan's Unreported Bribery Claim
The ruling political faction in Tamil Nadu has formally requested a state anti-corruption investigation following a cabinet member's public declaration of a solicited bribe. Legal analysts note that the failure to immediately report the illicit proposal to authorities has ignited a heated political controversy.

- The Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption has been formally petitioned to probe Minister Rajmohan's conduct.
- The controversial bribery allegation was made public on November 1 without naming the individual involved.
- Critics and political opponents are scrutinizing the delay in notifying law enforcement agencies about the corrupt offer.
CHENNAI — The ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has officially petitioned the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) to launch a comprehensive inquiry into a startling admission made by Minister Rajmohan, who recently claimed he was approached with a cash-for-post bribe. The formal request, spearheaded by party representative I. Paranthamen, brings intense administrative scrutiny to light as the government moves to address the implications of the unverified corruption claim within its own ranks.
According to foundational political background details, the controversy erupted when Minister Rajmohan publicly disclosed the alleged bribery attempt during a public address on November 1. However, the cabinet member failed to immediately flag the incident to state anti-corruption watchdogs or other relevant law enforcement bodies at the time the illicit proposal was allegedly made, choosing instead to reveal the matter exclusively in the public domain without identifying the perpetrator.
According to reports by The Hindu, legal and administrative experts have raised serious questions regarding the protocol followed by the minister, noting that withholding such vital information from investigative authorities undermines state anti-graft frameworks. Opposition figures have seized upon the timeline of events, pointing out the suspicious gap between the actual occurrence of the bribery attempt and its eventual public revelation.




