
TN Minister Keerthana Denies Corruption Allegations, Threatens Legal Action
What Happened?
Tamil Nadu Industries Minister S Keerthana has rejected corruption allegations related to a bridge project, threatening legal action against accusers. She asserts that claims of accepting bribes are baseless.
Key points
- Keerthana claims she has not accepted any bribes.
- Allegations include demands for Rs 3 crore in bribes for a railway overbridge project.
- She emphasizes the need for evidence to support allegations.
- The minister warns of legal action against further baseless claims.
- Keerthana invites anyone with evidence to approach authorities.
Key insights
- Legal action may deter future unfounded allegations against public officials.
- Public scrutiny of officials can lead to accountability but must be based on facts.
- The minister's response highlights the importance of evidence in corruption claims.
Why it matters
The outcome of these allegations could impact public trust in government officials.
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Source
India Today


