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This is an archive article published on April 10, 2012

Criminal case against Stalin,son quashed

Complainant who charged them of threatening him to part with his property withdrew the complaint following an out-of-court settlement.

The criminal proceedings against senior DMK leader and former deputy chief minister M K Stalin and his actor-producer son Udhayanidhi Stalin was quashed by the High Court of Madras on Monday after the complainant who charged them of threatening him to part with his high-value property withdrew the complaint following an out-of-court settlement.

Stalin,Udhayanidhi and five others were accused of threatening N Seshadri Kumar to part with his property that lay next to Stalins residence in Chennai in favour of P Venugopal Reddy for Rs 5.54 crore.

The house situated on the land was subsequently leased out to a film company run by Udhayanidhi.

This happened in August 2008 when the DMK was in power and Stalin was the all-powerful deputy CM. But after the regime change following the Assembly elections a year ago,the complaint surfaced stating that they used threats and intimidations to usurp the property that the original owner was not inclined to sell.

 

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