V Senthil Balaji
V Senthil Balaji is an Indian politician and a member of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party, known for his role as a minister in the Tamil Nadu government. He has been in the news recently due to legal challenges related to money laundering cases under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), where he was granted bail by the Supreme Court after being in custody for an extended period.
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V Senthil Balaji is a former Minister alleged by TVK to be involved in engineering the stampede.
Karur stampede: Chennai police arrests 3 for spreading rumours; TVK, BJP members involved | India News
India· 2025-09-29
V Senthil Balaji is alleged to have engineered the stampede incident during a TVK rally.
Karur tragedy: Stampede 'engineered' by police & DMK's Senthil Balaji, says TVK; party seeks CBI probe | Chennai NewsIndia· 2025-09-29
V. Senthil Balaji reported that at least 58 people were injured in the incident.
En Inde, une bousculade pendant un rassemblement politique fait au moins 36 morts
France· 2025-09-27
Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji never resigned after his arrest on different charges.
Removal of 'tainted' PM, CMs & ministers: Opposition, Centre lock horns over 3 contentious bills; here are the key provisions | India NewsIndia· 2025-08-20
V Senthil Balaji is a former Tamil Nadu minister involved in a money laundering case.
1-year jail not a prerequisite for bail to accused in laundering case: SC to ED | India NewsIndia· 2025-05-20
V Senthil Balaji was reinstated as a minister just two days after being granted bail by the top court in a cash-for-job scam case.
Quit as minister or go back to jail: SC to Balaji | India NewsIndia· 2025-04-23
V Senthil Balaji, who was reappointed as minister in the M K Stalin govt after being released on bail, has told that he could continue to be part of the Tamil Nadu cabinet.
I have mandate to be mantri, court can't chastise me: BalajiIndia· 2025-04-08The SC ruled that V Senthil Balaji could be granted bail despite stringent conditions due to prolonged incarceration.
Bail OK in PMLA cases if accused in custody for long without trial: SC | India NewsIndia· 2025-02-17
