Income Tax Raid at Meena Logu’s Residence in Coimbatore

Income Tax officials conducted a sudden raid at Coimbatore Central Zone Chairman Meena Logu's residence today, April 15. No items or documents were seized during the 1.5-hour inspection.


Coimbatore: In a significant development, Income Tax officials today conducted a surprise raid at the residence of Meena Logu, the Chairman of Coimbatore Central Zone and a Councillor for Ward 46. The raid involved more than ten officials who arrived in three cars and scrutinized Logu's home for approximately 1.5 hours. Despite a thorough search of various premises within her home, including cars and offices, no cash, goods, or documents were seized. The raid has stirred considerable unrest among DMK members in the area.

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