இந்தப்புகாரை விசாரிக்கும் கமிட்டியில், ஐ.ஜி.க்கு வேண்டியவர்களை மட்டும் திட்டமிட்டு நியமித்திருப்பது ஏன்? முதல்வர்,துணை முதல்வர், அமைச்சர்களின்...

DMK president M.K. Stalin raised serious questions regarding the composition of the internal inquiry committee constituted to investigate sexual harassment allegations against Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Inspector General of Police Murugan. Stalin pointed out that the inquiry panel had been deliberately stacked with officers friendly to the accused IG, creating an obvious conflict of interest designed to whitewash the complaint.

Stalin questioned whether this administrative favor was extended because the IG was supervising corruption complaints against Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami, Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, and various cabinet ministers. By keeping a compromised officer in charge of anti-corruption investigations, the ruling dispensation effectively created a protective mutual shield that crippled administrative accountability.

Stalin demanded that the state government immediately take strict disciplinary action against the officer and transfer him to an unrelated department outside vigilance operations. He stressed that preserving the integrity of anti-corruption institutions requires unbiased inquiries free from political interference. Stalin affirmed that the DMK would continue to expose institutional compromises, demanding transparent justice for the affected female police officer and clean oversight in Tamil Nadu. Democratic governance cannot tolerate such systemic bias.