On the other hand, the police department had booked a case against Pollachi Jayaraman under the grounds of violating the Covid-19 protocols.

The case was filed last month and the anticipatory bail petition moved by the former minister was dismissed by the Madras High Court last week.

Thangamani is the fifth former ADMK Minister to face raids from DVAC after MR Vijayabhaskar, SP Velumani, KC Veeramani, and C Vijayabaskar.

The police department of Rajenthra Balaji's home district of Virudhunagar had formed special teams to arrest him after his anticipatory bail was dismissed by the Madras High Court on Friday- December 17.

Jebasingh's father Chellapandian was elected to the Tamil Nadu Assembly as an ADMK member for the first time in 2011 from the Thoothukudi constituency.

The passing of balls between the leaders on each other's court has been never-ending even as the ADMK is preparing for the upcoming urban local body polls.

The sleuths had stormed into the properties that belong to Thangamani, a day after filing an FIR against him with the shocking revelations over his pile of wealth. 

The court has poured a legal gain to both the ADMK leaders by dismissing the petition against them on the grounds of being not maintainable. 

Though the ADMK had lost its possession over the residence, the recent events had hinted that the party is mulling to acquire the residence. 

Though the meeting was held on Monday, it has come to light on Tuesday after Sasikala had issued an official statement in which she has tagged herself as the General Secretary of the ADMK.