Case booked against DMDK leader Premallatha Vijayakant
The Hindu
CMBT police book DMDK leader Premallatha Vijayakant for poll code violation over Women's Day event.
The CMBT police have booked a case against DMDK leader Premallatha Vijayakant, among others, based on a complaint over poll code violation as she had allegedly organised women’s day programmes and distributed tokens to 300 beneficiaries for embroidery training. On receipt of the information, a static surveillance team from the Virugambakkam constituency reached the DMDK office on Monday. After checking the premises, the officer in-charge lodged a formal complaint, urging the police to register a case. Banners were also erected without permission, the complainant said, seeking action against her for violating the model code of conduct.
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