Chennai, 12 July (H.S.): In a dramatic escalation of the spying allegations within the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), party president Anbumani Ramadoss is set to file a police complaint in person today. The move comes after allegations surfaced that some party members were involved in spying on Ramadoss and other senior leaders. Sources close to Ramadoss confirm that the complaint will detail the alleged snooping activities, which are purportedly aimed at gathering compromising information on key party figures.
The PMK's internal conflict has been brewing for some time, with Ramadoss' camp accusing a rival faction of orchestrating the spying operation. The party's internal disputes have now spilled into the public domain, with demands for a thorough investigation into the matter. Ramadoss' decision to approach the police underscores the seriousness of the allegations and the deepening rift within the party.
The Anbumani Ramadoss camp has demanded a probe into the spying allegations, calling for those involved to be brought to book. Party insiders reveal that the infighting could have far-reaching implications for the PMK, potentially weakening its position ahead of crucial elections. With tensions running high, the party's future hangs in the balance as it grapples with this internal crisis.
As the situation unfolds, political observers are keenly watching the developments, speculating on the potential fallout for the PMK. The party's ability to weather this storm will likely depend on the outcome of the police investigation and the measures taken to address the internal rifts. For now, the spotlight is on Ramadoss and his party as they navigate this challenging phase.
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Hindusthan Samachar / Dr. R. B. Chaudhary
