Chennai, Sept. 5 -- Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief MK Stalin on Saturday hit out at the government over raids at DMK headquarters principal secretary KN Nehru's residence in Tiruchirappalli, alleging that the case was being pursued "solely for political reasons" even as the matter remains sub judice and the Assembly session is underway.

In a post shared on X, Stalin said, "The case is ongoing in the High Court; the Assembly session is also proceeding. In this situation, the state government has initiated a trial action against DMK headquarters secretary brother Thiru. K.N. Nehru solely for political reasons."

Stalin alleged that the government was using the case as a diversionary tactic and sa...