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Home » ED raids bizman’s house in Chennai 
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ED raids bizman’s house in Chennai 

NT BureauBy NT BureauJune 14, 2025No Comments
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted a raid at the residence of a businessman named Muthu in Nungambakkam, Chennai, on suspicion of illegal financial transactions.
Muthu, a well-known figure in the industrial sector, has reportedly been under the radar for alleged unaccounted money transfers. The raid, which took place at his home located near the Nungambakkam Lake area, was carried out based on complaints related to suspicious financial activities.
During the search, ED officials found a vehicle parked outside Muthu’s house with a government pass issued in the name of DMK MLA Kathar Basha Muthuramalingam. The vehicle, registered to someone named Vinoth, raised questions about the use of official credentials. Both the MLA and Muthu have denied any connection regarding the car and the pass.
The ED is now investigating how the MLA’s pass ended up on a private vehicle and whether there are any deeper links involved. The probe is ongoing.
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