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DMK seeks DVAC inquiry into Minister Rajmohan’s allegation of being offered bribery for post

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The HinduDMK seeks DVAC inquiry into Minister Rajmohan’s allegation of being offered bribery for post
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‘The Minister did not report the offer to the DVAC or any other law enforcement agency; he made it public only on November 1, without disclosing the identity of the person who made the offer,’ said I. Paranathaman

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