New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- The Madras High Court heard a case on Wednesday, in which allegations were levelled that Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay did not disclose assets worth Rs.30 crore in his election nomination papers.

During the hearing, the judge reportedly asked: "Can missing out 30 crore worth of assets amount to a corrupt practice?"; "Do you think it would make a difference to a voter in Perambur if Vijay had failed to disclose 30 crore worth of assets?"

Justice V Lakshminarayanan heard an application filed by the Chief Minister, seeking to reject an election petition filed by a voter challenging his victory from the Perambur Assembly constituency in the April 2026 Assembly polls, Live Law reported.

According to Live Law, a voter,...