Here are 5 facts on the 'DMK Files':
On April 20, K Annamalai cited an audio clip on social media claiming that Palanivel Thiaga Rajan, in conversation with someone, revealed that Chief Minister Stalin's son Udhayanidhi Stalin and son-in-law V Sabareesan accumulated wealth Rs 30,000 crore in a year.
Two days later, Palanivel Thiaga Rajan released a statement refuting the claims and dismissing the audio clip as "malicious, fabricated" and released just to create division among DMK cadres and drive a wedge between him and the Chief Minister.
On Tuesday, K Annamalai himself released a second clip allegedly containing the voice of Palanivel Thiaga Rajan. In the clip, which could not be verified, a man can be heard accusing the Chief Minister's family of corruption.
"The CM's son and son-in-law take away a bulk of the spoils," the speaker can be heard saying. The speaker can also be heard praising the BJP's "one man, one post" rule and ridiculing the DMK for "lack of system".
On April 14, K Annamalai released the 'DMK Files' alleging that key DMK leaders have accumulated assets worth Rs 1.34 lakh crore. The state BJP chief alleged that Chief Minister Stalin was paid a bribe of Rs 200 crore to favour a private company to get a contract to supply coaches for Chennai Metro Rail. The DMK and the Chennai Metro Rail have denied these allegations.
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