DVAC books former TN Health Minister C.Vijayabaskar in a disproportionate assets case
The Hindu
Launches searches at over 40 locations in State
: Officials of the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) launched simulatenous searches at the houses of former and his relatives in Pudukottai and other places in the State on Monday, October 18, 2021 after booking a disproportionate assets case against him and his wife.
Mr. Vijayabhaskar is the fourth Minister, after , S and , of the previous AIADMK government to face such action from the DVAC after the DMK was voted to power.
According to DVAC sources, searches were being conducted at around 30 places in Pudukottai district, including the Minister’s house at his native Illupur and a clutch of educational institutions run by Mother Teresa Educational and Charitable Trust, created by his family.
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