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| AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa's statement
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| INDIA
, 11-February-2011
3:48:29 AM |
| In Tamil Nadu, AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa claims to have established how a kickback of Rs. 200 crore was paid to the DMK in return for favours delivered by DMK leader A Raja when he was Telecom Minister.
Here's the full text of her statement:
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister M Karunanidhi deserves to be complimented for one thing at least. When it comes to scientific corruption, he has shown remarkable consistency right from his very first term as chief minister in the late 1960s. Let me cite a small example. I quote from pages 52 and 53 of The Sarkaria Commission Report (Vol 1) on Charge no 7 relating to the purchase of a house by Mrs. Dharma, now known as Rajathi, the third wife of Karunanidhi:
"On Jan 20, 1969, Mrs. Dharma purchased the house No 9, 1st Cross Street, Raja Annamalaipuram, Chennai from one Mrs. E L Viswasam for Rs. 57,000. On August 21, 1970, Dharma sold the same house to T.K. Kapali (her security guard) as shown by Document no 1523/70.
In this document, the registrar notes that the buyer T.K. Kapali paid the seller Rajathi @ Dharma Rs. 14,000 in his presence. On the same day, Dharma prepared an unregistered lease document in the name of T.K. Kapali. According to this, the same house was leased to Dharma on a monthly rent of Rs. 300 (in other words, she stays on rent in a house she has sold).
On Jan 30,1972, Kapali sells this same house to one Mrs. Sivabhagyam for Rs. 45,000 (he sells it at a loss of Rs. 12,000). Sivabhagyam happens to be Dharma's mother! There is a registered document for this sale. On March 20, 1972, Sivabhagyam writes out a settlement deed making over the same house to her daughter Dharma and grand daughter Kanimozhi. This deed indicated that the property would go to them after her (Sivabhagyam's) death.
"In her IT returns filed on March 13, 1973, Dharma claimed that she had borrowed Rs. 40,000 from Kapali to purchase the house. She had also put in Rs. 23,000 which was from her own savings
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