The case was filed last month and the anticipatory bail petition moved by the former minister was dismissed by the Madras High Court last week.

Thangamani is the fifth former ADMK Minister to face raids from DVAC after MR Vijayabhaskar, SP Velumani, KC Veeramani, and C Vijayabaskar.

The police department of Rajenthra Balaji's home district of Virudhunagar had formed special teams to arrest him after his anticipatory bail was dismissed by the Madras High Court on Friday- December 17.

Anbil Mahesh is batting his demand seemingly on every favourable pitch and he has reiterated his voice for his friend to have him as a cabinet colleague.

The sleuths had stormed into the properties that belong to Thangamani, a day after filing an FIR against him with the shocking revelations over his pile of wealth. 

What had been behind the screens is now coming to front apparently and has been lighting up more speculations over Udhayanidhi Stalin's innings in the government.

Ayyappan and others were then produced before the Ariyalur court after which they were arrested and lodged in the Jeyankondam prison.

Udhayanidhi Stalin is a first time MLA, getting elected from the DMK's stronghold of Chepauk- Triplicane constituency in Chennai.

Repealing the NEET was one of the first-in-line drives initiated by the MK Stalin administration after coming to power and he has now pressed on the head of state to make the next move. 

Responding to the allegations, the DMK government had strongly refuted the charges and affirmed that no Amma Pharmacy shop was closed.