Constitutional assault on me: Former TN chief secretary on I-T raids

December 27, 2016 11:32

After being discharged from hospital, former Tamil Nadu chief secretary P Rama Mohana Rao while addressing reporters said that the raids on his home during which Rs 30 lakh in new currency was found was a constituational assault on him.

He said:

-- I was under house arrest. It is an unconstitutional assault on the office of Chief Secy; I'm still the Chief Secy of TN

-- CRPF entered my house; they showed me the search warrant, my name was not there

-- They have found nothing. No incriminating documents were found

-- They did not have any search warrant against me. The search warrant had name of my son

-- Where is the state government? What role or business does government of India or CRPF have to enter the chief secretary's chamber?

-- If madam had been alive, would this happen to Tamil Nadu?

-- I am being targeted; I have fear, my life is in danger

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