M K Stalin. (Photo | K K Sundar, EPS_ 
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Transfer of official monitoring projects worth Rs 12,000 crore questioned by DMK

DMK president M K Stalin on Sunday raised questions about the transfer of an official from the municipal administration department.

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CHENNAI: DMK president M K Stalin on Sunday raised questions about the transfer of an official from the municipal administration department. A statement from the DMK chief said that the official, who was monitoring projects worth Rs 12,000 crore, including Smart City projects, was replaced with another official from the Chennai corporation.

Stalin raised doubts whether the transfer was to facilitate ‘scams’ in the projects and whether the Chief Minister is ready to face a CBI probe on the issue. The DMK chief said the CBI must come forward to conduct an investigation since the Smart City projects are funded by the Central government.

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