ACB raids Udupi excise DySP's office, driver's residence
Mangaluru: Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) sleuths raided the Udupi excise deputy superintendent of police Vinod Kumar's office and his driver's home here on Friday.
An ACB team led by Chikkamagaluru DySP Brijesh Mathews conducted the raid at 6 a.m. at the residence of Vinod Kumar's driver Dinesh, located behind Ajjarkad excise office.
Later, the team moved to Abkari Bhavan's office and examined and collected certain documents. Meantime, the sleuths held an inquiry with staff and computer operators too. The team consisted ACB inspector Krishnamurthy, constables Devraj, Mohan were present.
The raids were conducted based on a complaint filed with ACB against Vinod Kumar, who is serving in Udupi for four years. In addition to this, total five teams conducted raids at Vinod Kumar's Mangaluru residence, his uncle's residence in Baindur and other relatives' houses at Karkala.
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Efforts of party cadres will be rewarded on May 4: DMK chief Stalin
Chennai (PTI): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Friday said that the efforts made by his party cadres during the Assembly elections would be rewarded on May 4.
The counting of votes for the Assembly elections held on April 23 will be taken up on May 4.
"We are set to reap the rewards of the hard work put in by our party cadres on the coming fourth (May 4 counting day). There is absolutely no change in this and not even the slightest deviation," Stalin said at a May Day event here.
"There is no need for anyone to assume that I am speaking merely on the basis of exit polls," he added.
Stalin, who is also DMK chief, said that "good news" would come for those eagerly waiting for the election results.
Stating that the DMK governance is based on philosophy and principles, Stalin said, "This will continue."
He recalled the pivotal role of the then Chief Minister C N Annadurai, who first declared May Day as a government holiday, and subsequently, late CM M Karunanidhi, who was instrumental in extending it as a paid holiday across the nation.
"Responding to the request of Kalaingnar (Karunanidhi), the then Prime Minister V P Singh accepted the plea and declared it (May 1) a paid government holiday not merely for Tamil Nadu, but for the entire nation," Stalin said.
