Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s assets row: ‘ ₹30 crore not disclosed, will it matter to voters?’ — All about case in Madras HC

What happened: The Madras High Court heard a voter's election petition challenging Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's victory from Perambur, alleging he did not disclose assets worth ₹30 crore in his nomination papers. Vijay denied the allegations and sought to reject the petition. Key numbers: Alleged undisclosed assets ₹30 crore. Vijay declared assets over ₹600 crore. Why it matters: The judge asked whether non-disclosure of ₹30 crore would amount to corrupt practice or affect voters, given Vijay declared over ₹600 crore. Vijay's counsel was asked to respond on October 8.

The Madras High Court heard a voter's election petition challenging Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay's victory from Perambur, alleging he did not disclose assets worth ₹30 crore in his nomination papers. Vijay denied the allegations and sought to reject the petition.

The judge asked whether non-disclosure of ₹30 crore would amount to corrupt practice or affect voters, given Vijay declared over ₹600 crore. Vijay's counsel was asked to respond on October 8.