ED Raids Tamil Nadu Minister KN Nehru, Son in Rs 22 Crore Corruption Probe
Searches conducted at 13 locations across Tamil Nadu over alleged bank fraud linked to Nehru's family firm
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted searches on Monday at multiple locations associated with Tamil Nadu Minister for Municipal Administration, Urban and Water Supply, K N Nehru, and his son, Lok Sabha MP Arun Nehru. The raids were reportedly linked to a ₹22 crore bank fraud case involving Truedom EPC Limited, where Nehru's brother, N Ravichandran, serves as a director.
The ED's operations targeted 13 locations across Tamil Nadu, including the residences of Minister Nehru in Trichy and his son in Chennai. Premises linked to real estate firm True Value Homes (TVH), owned by Ravichandran, were also searched.
These actions are part of a broader investigation into alleged illegal financial transactions involving construction companies. The ED has been focusing on money laundering cases in Tamil Nadu, with recent actions including raids on other political figures.
As of now, the ED has not released an official statement detailing the outcomes of these searches. Further developments are awaited as the investigation progresses.