Posted by AI on 2025-05-16 11:34:21 | Last Updated by AI on 2026-09-27 04:20:24
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) this morning conducted raids at various premises across Tamil Nadu in connection with the alleged Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited (TASMAC) liquor scam case.
The raids are underway at the premises of former senior officials of TASMAC and the Tamil Nadu Beverage Corporation Limited.
Carrying out the raids are around 100 officials of the ED along with the CBI and state authorities. The case is based on allegations that TASMAC officials colluded with liquor suppliers in a bid to artificially increase the sale of liquor through discounted schemes, from which they reportedly profited illegally.
The scam was exposed in September last year, causing the then chief executive of TASMAC, RV Ravichandran, to resign.
Former senior officials of TASMAC and the Tamil Nadu Beverage Corporation Limited are among those being investigated in relation to the case.
The ED has stated that it will examine all the evidence collected during these raids, adding that further investigations and raids are still underway.
This case is significant as it sheds light on the corrupt practices within India's state-run liquor enterprise, which has invoked the interest of many, leaving them wondering how deep and broad this scam may be.